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Project reporting software: throughput, workload, and saved views
Stop exporting Jira CSVs for steering meetings. Saved report templates aggregate tasks, bugs, and test outcomes from the same graph your board uses daily.
Updated 2026-07-228 min read
- Reports
- Delivery
- Kanban
One work-item graph powers board, Gantt, and reports
When reports pull from a duplicate spreadsheet, numbers diverge from the board by Friday. Projectman reports query the same tasks, bugs, features, and test runs your team updates in real time—so steering slides match what developers see.
Saved templates vs ad-hoc filters
- Workload: open items per assignee—spot overload before missed due dates.
- Throughput: items completed per week—validate process changes with trend lines.
- By status / priority: snapshot for stand-ups; export CSV for finance or PMO.
Reporting cadence that sticks
- Daily: status-by-assignee for stand-up (5-minute scan).
- Weekly: throughput + open critical bugs for delivery lead review.
- Monthly: combine project reports with Revenue insights for exec summary.
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