Open work
24
Across 6 active projects
In practice / project management
This example shows how Fieldwork supports a daily project-management workflow: scan the health of the work, identify decisions that need attention, and move into a detailed table without losing context.
What the system contributes
Cards create a quick summary, buttons establish action hierarchy, and the table handles dense work-item data.
Patterns in use
Navigation, primary and secondary actions, metric cards, filtering, sorting, and row selection.
Rendered example
Project workspace
Here is what needs your attention across Fieldwork.
Open work
24
Across 6 active projects
On track
18
75% of active work
Needs attention
3
Decisions due this week
Current workspace
| Select | Owner | Status | Updated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Approval flowFW-103 | Aino Salmi | At risk | Yesterday | |
| Data importFW-102 | Oskar Niemi | Complete | 12 Sep | |
| Permission modelFW-101 | Mika Lee | On track | 10 Sep | |
| Research workspaceFW-104 | Mika Lee | On track | Today |
Project workspace
Here is what needs your attention across Fieldwork.
Open work
24
Across 6 active projects
On track
18
75% of active work
Needs attention
3
Decisions due this week
Current workspace
| Select | Owner | Status | Updated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Approval flowFW-103 | Aino Salmi | At risk | Yesterday | |
| Data importFW-102 | Oskar Niemi | Complete | 12 Sep | |
| Permission modelFW-101 | Mika Lee | On track | 10 Sep | |
| Research workspaceFW-104 | Mika Lee | On track | Today |