For AI agents: a documentation index is available at /llms.txt. A markdown version of this page is available at /project-roadmap.md.

Project Roadmap

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The Project Roadmap provides a clear overview of all ongoing projects in one organized view. It helps users track progress, manage timelines, and understand team responsibilities at a glance. This section is designed for efficiency and transparency, making it easy to stay aligned and focused.

#Fields in the Project Roadmap

  • Code: A unique project identifier or code used for quick reference and easier tracking, especially when dealing with many projects.
  • Project Name: The official name or title of the project. It should clearly indicate the scope or objective for easy recognition.
  • Members:The list of team members assigned to the project. This shows who is actively involved in executing project tasks.
  • Start Date: The date on which the project work is scheduled to begin. This helps in timeline planning and resource readiness.
  • Deadline: The project’s targeted completion date. Helps monitor project health and identify upcoming or overdue projects.
  • Client: The name of the client or organization for whom the project is being executed. Essential for client-specific reporting and relationship tracking.
  • Status: Displays the current stage of the project—such as Not Started, In Progress, Completed, On Hold, or Cancelled. This provides quick insight into the overall project lifecycle.
  • Action: Typically includes interactive buttons or options like View, Edit, Delete, or Archive for managing the project directly from the dashboard.

#Export Functionality

  • By default, the Project Roadmap in Orangescrum can be exported in Excel (.xlsx) format, allowing users to:
  • Generate reports for stakeholders or clients
  • Back up project information externally
  • Analyze project data offline or with spreadsheet tools
  • Share structured updates across departments or teams

This export includes all the fields listed above and presents them in a clear, tabular format suitable for both technical and non-technical users.