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Status Shipped
Categories Project Management
Created by Bobby Bernarte
Created on Oct 30, 2025

Show the next on-site date on project cards (kanban view)

The need

Project managers need to see a project's next scheduled on-site date at a glance from the project list / kanban board, without opening each project. Today that date is only visible inside a project's detail view, so finding which jobs are due on site next means opening projects one at a time.

Why this matters

Coordinating crews and knowing which jobs need attention next is a daily, high-frequency task. Surfacing the next on-site date on the project card lets a manager scan the board and prioritize site visits and scheduling quickly.

What we're picturing (exploratory, not a commitment)

Display the next on-site date on the project card in the kanban/list view — the same value already shown in the project detail — alongside the other at-a-glance card fields.

Open questions

  • Kanban card, list-row view, or both?

  • Show only when a future on-site event exists — and what to display when none is scheduled?

  • Should users be able to sort/filter by next on-site date?

  • Attach files