Project Reporting

The Weekly Status Report: What It’s for and How It’s Done (With Templates)

A weekly status report helps keep teams aligned, stakeholders informed, and projects moving smoothly. Here’s how to make yours work.

Project Tracking: How Project Managers Keep Things From Falling Apart

Project tracking is how project managers ensure that their project doesn’t go off the rails. Here’s how it’s done — and what to watch out for.

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8 Transformative Ways You Can Use Project Management Automation (And Why)

Project management automation can save you time, eliminate mistakes from manual data entry, and more. Here’s our breakdown of how these automations work and what they’ll do for you.

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How To Create a Timeline in Google Sheets (2 Methods)

With Google Sheets’ new timelines feature, you can create a Gantt chart right in your spreadsheet. But what if that’s not enough? Then you can use Unito.

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Data Interpretation 101: How Project Managers Can Use Data To Make Better Decisions

Data is essential, but that doesn’t mean everyone knows how to use it. Here’s a simple guide to data interpretation, along with some common pitfalls to avoid.

Screens from Unito's progress report template for Trello and Google Sheets.

Template: Automated Google Sheets Status Report with Synced Trello Data

Want to take the tedium out of your reporting workflows? With Unito’s progress report template for Google Sheets, you can automatically sync Trello cards to a spreadsheet and report on your progress there. Here’s how it works.

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Build Better Progress Reports in Less Time With Microsoft Excel and Unito [Template]

When building a progress report, you have to contend with multiple data sources, constant updates, and a lot of copying and pasting. Here’s a better way.

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What Is a Time Tracking Report?

Time tracking reports let you know how time was spent on a specific project. Here’s why reporting on this is important.

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A Guide to Variance Reports for Project Management

Things don’t always go according to plan. With a variance report, you can tell stakeholders, leaders, and other teams exactly what happened and why.

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Risk Reporting: A Definition, Tips, and Free Templates

Whether you’re running a lemonade stand or a multinational software company, you’re going to run into risk. With a risk report, you can communicate those risks to the people that matter. Here’s how it’s done.

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How To Create a Project Budget (With a Template)

A project budget can communicate scope, track progress, and more. Here’s how you can build your own, with a template to get you started.