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Modules

Treat project sections as goal-grouped modules with their own lead, dates, and progress.

Reviewed OperatorVertiqa 1.54+

Modules are your project's sections viewed as goal-grouped chunks of work, each with an optional lead, a date window, and a progress rollup. They're the same sections you already group tasks into on the board — the modules page just lets you add planning metadata on top.

Open a project and use the Modules link in the details rail to reach /pm/projects/{id}/modules.

What you can do here

  • See each section as a module — name, the tasks grouped under it, and its progress.
  • Set a module's dates — click the edit (pencil) control on a module, then set an optional Start date and Target date in the Module dates dialog and Save.
  • Read the date window at a glance — a module shows Jun 1 – Jun 14 when it has both dates, Due Jun 14 with only a target, or From Jun 1 with only a start.

Sections vs modules

A plain section shows a Section badge until you give it module metadata. You create and rename sections on the project board; the modules page is where you layer on the lead and dates that turn a section into a planned module.

Tips

  • Add sections first on the Board view, then come here to set their leads and dates — the empty state says exactly that: Add sections on the project board, then set their module leads and dates here.
  • Use a Target date even when it's a guess. It's what drives the module's date window and progress read.

Permissions

Editing a module's lead and dates requires project edit permission. Anyone who can view the project can read its modules.

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