Shared records
Tasks created under a Rock remain the same company To-Dos shown in daily work. They are not separate copied checklists.
Bring assigned project tasks and company To-Dos into a daily view of commitments, dates, status and effort.
| Work item | Source | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Validate cooling design | Project · Atlas | Maya Chen | In progress |
| Prepare capacity plan | Q4 Rock | Jordan Lee | To do |
| Resolve supplier delay | Issue follow-up | Alex Rivera | Blocked |
| Review test procedure | Project · Atlas | Maya Chen | Complete |
Work can disappear between a project plan, a quarterly priority and a management discussion.
A shared view of execution for the people doing the work and the managers coordinating it.
Tasks created under a Rock remain the same company To-Dos shown in daily work. They are not separate copied checklists.
Narrow work by project, task, resource or status. See open, blocked and overdue commitments with their source.
Maintain the permitted task status and dates, review actual hours, and record your own effort against the correct work item.
Review assigned project and company work.
Keep status and remaining effort current.
Submit time against the work you performed.
A company To-Do may reference a project for context. Its time is not automatically charged to project financials.
Review the full product scope →Connect quarterly priorities, called Rocks, with owned tasks that appear in the same execution workspace as project work.
People & costConnect own-time submission, review and correction with the actual effort used in project and company reporting.
Company executionCapture a prioritized issue, record the discussion, and create an owned follow-up that stays visible in daily work.
Bring a real workflow to the conversation.
We’ll explore where MCT Orbit fits.