Project management
Start here to find answers to your questions about setting up projects and running them efficiently and profitably.
Projects
Explains the basics of deliverables in VOGSY. |
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Explains how teams work in VOGSY. |
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Explains all of the roles and permissions that are available in VOGSY. |
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How do I prevent employees from submitting hours against a project? |
Closing a project will prevent employees from submitting time against it. This topic explains how to close a project. |
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This topic explains how to determine why you can’t close a project. |
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A deliverable shows three gauges that help you to quickly see if the deliverable is progressing according to plan. It also shows planned income for the deliverable and how much of that is has been invoiced. This topic goes into more detail about the gauges. |
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Explains about milestones and how to set one up in VOGSY. |
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How do I create a project that has both fixed and time & materials deliverables?] |
A project can contain a mix of deliverable types. The deliverable type is based on the invoice method, which is set when creating the deliverable. |
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Is it possible to onboard existing projects that started in the past and are still running? |
Yes, and this topic goes into detail about how import pre-VOGSY projects into VOGSY. |
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Explains how to delete a deliverable. |
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Explains how to delete a project. |
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What is best practice to create a project that is very similar to a current project? |
The best practice is to duplicate the current project, and this topic explains how. |
Budgets/calculations
Explains how to set up a project budget. Note that in VOGSY, a budget is called a calculation. |
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What do cost rate and sales rate mean when setting up billable activities? |
Explains the meanings of cost rate and sales rate. |
Margins
Explains how VOGSY calculates a project’s actual costs. |
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Explains how VOGSY calculates a project’s actual sales. |
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Explains how VOGSY calculates a project’s margin. |
Visualizing progress
A deliverable shows three gauges that help you to quickly see if the deliverable is progressing according to plan. It also shows planned income for the deliverable and how much of that is has been invoiced. This topic goes into more detail about the gauges. |
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Explains how to use the weather icons that display on a project to understand the overall health of a project. |