The Overview tab is the first thing you see when you open a project. It answers two questions at a glance: is this project healthy, and how much of it is done.

You need Project management access in the workspace to open a project at all — that is the Annotation manager, Project manager, Developer, or Admin workspace role. See Roles & permissions. The Project health section has an extra condition. It is only shown to users whose organization role can view productivity data — Team manager or Admin. It is also hidden for every user in organizations that do not have access to productivity statistics, regardless of role. If you do not see it, the rest of the tab still works as described.

Use this page as the starting point for a project. It gives production managers a quick read on whether a project is on track and provides access to individual requests.

The tab has three collapsible sections, top to bottom:

Four cards, each showing a headline figure and a comparison against an earlier period.

Productivity and Inputs delivered also plot a 5-week trend. Hover a point to see that week's value.

A colored chevron next to the headline indicates whether the change since the previous period is positive or negative for that metric. No chevron means the value is flat.

Where a card has no data yet, the headline shows a dash (—) rather than a zero.

Hover the ⓘ on any card for its definition and the fine print on what the comparison figure means.

Project health is a quick-scan surface only. When a number looks wrong, use Open detailed metrics to move to the Project Metrics tab, which has the weekly tables, charts, and per-user breakdowns behind it. Each card is also clickable and takes you straight to the matching metrics sub-tab.

Project completion is the share of inputs that have reached the delivery-ready state, with the absolute counts below it (x out of y inputs).

General project progress is a single horizontal bar covering every input in every request in the project, split by phase:

Input progress breaks the same data down per request. Choose between two views with the radio buttons:

Each view has its own toggle, and only that view's toggle is shown:

Requests with no inputs are left out of the chart automatically.

The requests in the project, with their input batch name, active phase, input count, last update, and Client QA verdict. Filter by status, active phase, and Client QA verdict, and choose whether to include archived requests. The count in the section header reflects the current filter.

This is the way in to an individual request — see Request details.