Project rows show progress, hours, and plan against actual

Grouping Planning by project now puts numbers on the project row: a progress bar, the percentage done, and hours logged against hours planned, with a tick showing where the schedule says you should be today. Hovering it opens the detail, how far ahead or behind schedule the project is in man hours and how many hours are left. It covers the whole project, including rows your current filters are hiding.

The chart beside it draws the same thing as a shape. A planned window with the actual against it, so a project that is slipping overruns its planned box rather than only reading as a number. A project still running keeps an open-ended bar rather than looking finished.

Working out where a project stood used to mean opening its orders one at a time and adding them up. This is what makes it possible to look at one large order and decide whether to break it into smaller ones.

It is being enabled per organisation, so ask if you want it turned on.