Your week

Your week and KPIs#

Your dashboard has two views, and the switch beside its title picks one: Your week shows what needs you, one card at a time, each with the button that deals with it; KPIs shows every number on the board as you arranged it. Press ⌘⇧F (Ctrl+Shift+F on Windows) to flip between them. From any other page, the same keys open the dashboard on Your week.

• The dashboard opens on whichever view you used last, and the choice follows you to every device.
• The number on Your week, and on Dashboard in the sidebar, is today's cards: it counts the cards your week would show you now. With nothing waiting there is no number.
• Nothing is removed. Everything that is not a card is one click away or stated as a sentence with a count.
• In the sidebar, places with something for you this week carry a count. Project Center can show only the projects with a phase drifting (Needs attention in its Filters), and Billing lists what needs you on the run above the table.

Printable guide: Your week (PDF) ↗

One card at a time#

Your week shows today's cards: one card at a time, at most seven a day, the most urgent first. Nothing to scroll, nothing to sort. The thin line across the top is your progress; click any segment to jump to that card.

• The order: what someone is waiting on you for (longest wait first), then what is due today or late, then what has drifted.
• Seven a day. Card eight waits for tomorrow, and the heading says so: 5 today · 4 more this week. On the cleared screen, Deal them now brings the rest forward if you want to keep going.
• Each card says what it is, one number that says where it stands, and one sentence. Cards about a project show its picture from Project Center, or the drawn cover when it has none. Late cards say how late: 12 days late, 3 months late, or over a year late with the full date.
• Coming up is one card at the end for what will need you soon, such as a review due next week or a drift that will cross its line within about two weeks. Noted rests it until Monday.
• Press → to move the current card to the back of the line, and Enter to press its main button.

The card's button does the job#

Each card has one main button whose label says what will happen. Approve, Complete and Resolve happen right there. When one lands, the card leaves and the next one rises.

• Rebalance on an overbooked person opens a dialog right over your week: their hours before and after, each move by phase and who takes it, and the people with room, whom you can tick in or out. Save to plan saves the moves as plan changes; they reach CORE the next time the plan is published.
• Draft invoice opens the project's billing sheet in a panel over your week. Close it and you are where you were.
• Add hours, Bill it, Review and Adjust the phase open a small window over the card. A button that has to go somewhere else, such as Fix plan, opens the right board on just that one thing and brings you back to your week when you are done.
• Later moves a card to the back of today's line. Nothing is recorded; it is dealt again after the others.
• Let it be… is for a drift you have decided to live with, such as a phase over its fee because the client agreed to extra scope. Say why in a few words; it rests for 30 days or until the phase ends, and comes back sooner if it gets worse. Only the project's manager or a firm admin can rest a drift.
• Undo on the confirmation puts a rested card back.
• Your Monday email is your week. Leaders get the same items by email on Monday morning, each linking straight to its fix, with anything already handled left out.

Nothing is hidden, only counted#

Under the card, everything that is not a card is one line with a number.

• Everything else is fine · 9 checks: how many people are within capacity, how many staffed projects have nothing flagged, how many to-dos are open with none due. Click it to read the sentences, and show beside one to go to the rows behind it.
• 4 wait on other people: items another person owns, such as a billing schedule on a project someone else manages. They are in that person's day; click to deal them into yours.
• If a source could not be read from CORE, your week says so by name. It is never counted as fine.
• When the last card leaves, your week is clear for today. It says how many you cleared and how long it took, and Look around the firm switches to KPIs.

Where the Action Center went#

The Action Center was retired on September 18, 2026. Its suggestions live in the ✦ AI Advisor panel and the Monday email, and the Executive Brief stays on your dashboard as a card on the KPIs view. Old links to the Action Center open your dashboard.

• Suggestions you had already pushed to BQE CORE are CORE to-dos, and they are dealt as cards when they are due.