Set up the project
Name it, pick the client or keep it internal, and set the dates.
Plan the work behind every document. Name your own stages, assign owners, and let the client follow progress in their portal.
Three steps from a new project to a live progress view for the client.
Name it, pick the client or keep it internal, and set the dates.
Drag tasks across your stages. Switch to list or timeline any time.
Turn on progress sharing and the client follows along in their portal.
Shape the stages around each project, then decide how much of it the client sees.
The same tasks, three ways. Drag cards between stages, scan them in a list, or lay dates across a week or a month.
Rename, recolour, reorder, and add stages. Set workspace defaults, then override them on any project. You pick which stage means done.
Clients request tasks and mark shared ones complete from their portal. You get notified either way.
Owners, priority, dates, estimates, tags, a Markdown description, attachments, linked documents, comments, and a full activity history.
Tell Docsiv what you sold and when it is due. It drafts the brief, the phases, and the tasks, with owners and dates filled in.
Stages, owners, deadlines, and comments, with the client documents attached to the work that produced them.
Attach existing documents or create a doc, sheet, deck, or form right in the project. Files get their own Media tab.
Owners get a daily reminder for tasks due today or overdue. Finished tasks and archived projects stay quiet.
Owners hear about assignments, @mentions, and comments. You hear when a client completes or requests a task.
Find any task by name, or filter by priority and owner, including unassigned work.
The board updates as teammates move tasks. Edits save as you go and roll back if a save fails.
Copy a project with its stages and files, and choose whether tasks and owners come too.
Projects sit next to the documents they produce, the files they use, and the portal where clients see them.
Boards, deadlines, and client-visible progress, in the same workspace as your documents.