Last Modified On: July 3, 2026
The Project Dashboard provides a visual executive summary of your project’s status, schedule, milestones, risks, and team workload directly on the Salesforce Project record page.
The dashboard is read-only — it displays live data from your project but does not allow editing. To make changes, use the project’s Schedule tab, edit task records directly, or update fields in Salesforce.
Please Note:
This feature will be available with the Inspire Planner JUL 2026 Major Release available in Production environments on August 11, 2026.
Navigate to any Project record in Inspire Planner. If your administrator has configured the Dashboard tab, click it to view the project dashboard. The dashboard loads automatically and displays project and task data.
The dashboard header shows “Project Dashboard: {Project Name}” with a refresh button. Click the refresh button to reload all data from the server without a full page refresh.
Six tiles at the top of the dashboard show key project metrics at a glance.
The Project Health panel shows color-coded pills for each health dimension configured by your administrator.
Each pill displays the field label and is colored based on its value.
The default fields are: Overall Project Health, Budget, Schedule, Resources, Scope, Risks, and Issues. Your administrator can customize which fields appear by editing the “Project Dashboard KPI Panel” field set on the Project object. For more information, please see Admin Guide - Project Dashboard.
If your administrator adds custom picklist fields with Red/Amber/Green values to the field set, they will appear automatically in this panel.
The Task Breakdown panel shows a stacked horizontal bar representing how many tasks fall into each status category:
The bar width is proportional to the number of tasks in each category. A legend below the bar shows the exact count for each status.
If your organization uses custom status values, the dashboard maps them to the standard categories using your Inspire Planner custom settings.
The Health Overview panel shows three tiles indicating the health of your active tasks:
Completed and deferred tasks are excluded from the health count. A proportional bar below the tiles shows the relative distribution.
The Project Timeline shows a visual summary of your project schedule with bars representing project phases and major deliverable groups.
Blue fill represents the completed portion of each bar. Grey fill represents the remaining work.
Percentage labels at the end of each bar show the exact completion percentage.
A red “Today” badge marks the current date on the timeline. Subtle vertical grid lines help you read dates along the timeline axis.
The timeline axis adjusts automatically to fit your data. Short projects show weekly labels; longer projects show monthly labels with the full year.
Hover over any bar to see a tooltip with the task name, health status, progress percentage, start date, and finish date. Click any task name to open the record in a new browser tab.
The In Progress Tasks panel shows a focused timeline of tasks currently being worked on. Each task displays a bar with progress fill:
The panel uses a tighter date range than the main timeline, showing only the period relevant to active tasks. A red “Today” badge marks the current date.
Hover over any bar for a detailed tooltip. Click any task name to open the record. If no tasks are currently in progress, the panel shows “No tasks currently in progress.”
The Milestones table lists all project milestones sorted by due date (earliest first). For each milestone, you can see:
The Overdue Tasks panel lists tasks that have passed their due date without being completed. Tasks are sorted with the most overdue first. Each task shows:
If all tasks are on schedule, the panel displays “All on track — no overdue tasks” in green.
The maximum number of overdue tasks shown is configurable by your administrator (default: 5). The count pill in the header shows the total even if not all are displayed.
The Upcoming Tasks panel lists tasks with the nearest future due dates, sorted soonest first. Each task shows:
The Risks & Issues panel shows open risks and issues from your project’s risk register. Each item shows:
Closed and Cancelled items are excluded. Priority is determined by the Priority Level field: greater than 19 = High, 6 to 19 = Medium, less than 6 = Low.
The maximum number of items shown is configurable by your administrator (default: 5).
The Team panel shows all team members assigned to the project with their workload summary:
The Project Dashboard can be exported to create a snapshot of your project’s key metrics and visualizations. This is useful for sharing project status with stakeholders, archiving progress, or including dashboard information in presentations and reports.
Salesforce Administrators can configure the dashboard through Lightning App Builder properties. For more information, please see Admin Guide - Project Dashboard.