Why does this matter?
The new filters make it easier to find and prioritize at-risk projects. You can quickly narrow projects down by stage, blocker, rep, or project coordinator, then sort them by how long they have been at risk.
What will you need?
Access to Manage Projects
Permission to view At Risk Projects
Project data with assigned reps and project coordinators
Step by Step Instructions
Step 1: From the main menu, click “Manage Projects” and select “At Risk Projects” from the dropdown.
Step 2: On the listing page, you will find multiple filtering options. The “stages” filter will let you view the at risk projects from different stages.
Step 3: Similarly, “blockers” filter will let you filter according to what’s blocking the at risk projects.
Step 4: You can also filter by the “reps” handling the project.
Step 5: Similarly, “project coordination” filter allows you to filter by project coordinators managing the projects.
Step 6: You can also arrange the at risk projects according to the number of days the project has been at risk using “Days at Risk”.
Step 7: The “Stage” option lets you arrange the at risk projects according to stages.
Real-World Example
A project coordinator wants to see which of their projects are at risk and have been stuck the longest. They can use the Project Coordination filter to find their projects, then sort by Days at Risk to identify which ones need attention first.
Pro Tip
Start with the Project Coordination or Reps filter, then use Days at Risk to prioritize the projects that have been stuck the longest.
Troubleshooting
Can't find the project you're looking for?
Check that the correct Stage, Blockers, Reps, or Project Coordination filter is selected.
Clear other filters if the results appear limited.
Use Days at Risk or Stage to reorganize the list and make the project easier to find.
Need to review a project? Click the View Details icon to open the project in a new tab.
Change Log
Date | Change |
September 2026 | Rewritten for clarity; simplified language for non-technical contractors; added images and troubleshooting. |