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Big Picture Tab

The Big Picture shows all project tasks visually grouped and lets you quickly assess status, effort, and bottlenecks.

The Big Picture section is located inside a project in the tab menu. It’s there to let you see all ongoing tasks in a project in a clear, grouped, and visual way. This view is mainly for project members who don’t have much day-to-day insight and want to quickly check status, priorities, bottlenecks, and time efforts.

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After opening the tab, the tasks in a project show up in rows. Every row stands for a task type (for example, feature, bug, or server problem). Inside these rows, tasks show up as compact cards.

More about Big Picture here: Big Picture

The header offers different control elements:

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View filter

Shows either the short description of the respective ticket, or the most recent comment.

Zoom slider

Adjusts the card size.

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Project statistics

Shows:

  • solved tasks
  • logged hours compared to the overall estimate

A button at the top right lets you create new tasks.

Task rows

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Each row shows:

  • the number of included tasks,
  • the progress (solved tasks),
  • booked hours compared to planned effort.

This makes it easier to spot focus areas, bottlenecks, and overload situations.

Task cards

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Each card shows compressed information:

  • Status (e.g. New, In Progress, Resolved) – highlighted with color
  • Short description of the task
  • Priority (e.g. Normal, High)
  • Task type
  • Project assignment
  • Due date (if available)
  • Time info (logged time vs. estimate)
  • Number of comments
  • Assigned people

Icons also show if the task is part of the current processing pipeline.

By clicking on a card you’ll open the full details view.

Interaction

Within the big-picture view, tasks can be:

  • opened,
  • prioritized (via sorting),
  • filtered Tasks can be quickly evaluated in the interface—no need to dive into details.

More about Big Picture here: Big Picture

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