Project status change overview

[Cyril Secourgeon]

Hello,

We really enjoy using Atlas however it doesn't seem possible to identify easily which projects changed their target dates over a period of time. As an example, we've just finished Q3, and unless I go into each project individually to see if their target date shifted, I'm unable to get an overview to see if the teams have delivered to expectations. Is this going to evolve anytime soon?

Thanks

[Dawn Rodney]

Yes, I would really like to have the ability to edit the statuses to meet my internal business processes. I have the same problem as Cyril mentioned. I would like to see Delayed as opposed to Off track. It's no longer Off Track if we have all agreed to delaying it. 

[christine_stpierre]

Any updates on when we might be able to adjust the statuses to fit our internal process?
Not having this flexibility beats the purpose of Atlas as we're having to spend time reporting outside of it - not very helpful

[Cyril Secourgeon]

@Ge Hi, any news on the prioritisation of this feature? Thanks

[Ge]

Hi @Cyril Secourgeon!

Thanks for your feedback! Just for my understanding, could you elaborate more about why you'd want to see the projects that have their target dates shifted? 

Regards

Ge

[Cyril Secourgeon]

Hi,

All leaders are telling me the same thing: once a project target date changes, it goes back to green and then it’s like nothing happened. Reality is: the project is late.
Leaders in my product department would like the ability look back (ideally at the end of each quarter) and get an overview of the projects that shifted vs the ones that remained on track. We have so many projects in Atlas that it would be tedious to go in each projects and check the history. The reason they want to do that is because at the end of a quarter they have no idea which projects are truly on track. Especially senior stakeholders, they’re not as close to the projects as managers and directors. 
Hope that helps. 

[Ge]

Thanks for getting back to us Cyril! That's a really good use case! All the project updates including status changes should show up in the feed and the weekly digest email, but I get your point about having a summary at the end of the quarter for reviewing purposes. I'll take this back to the team and help prioritise with them.

[Cyril Secourgeon]

Thank you!