Stackr Project
Overview
Project management
What is Stackr Project?
Stackr Project is the project management module of Metadot, built around boards that organize your tasks from kickoff to completion. It gives you a repeatable way to plan rollouts, track recurring work, and keep everyone aligned on what's next. Whether it's a one-time initiative or an ongoing schedule of work, Stackr Project keeps the status of every task visible in one place.
Who uses Stackr Project?
- IT managers running a laptop refresh or an on/offboarding rollout as a board, with clear tasks and ownership at every step
- Facilities managers at schools coordinating recurring maintenance across multiple buildings
- Viewers who need read-only visibility into the boards they've been granted access to
- Members who create and edit projects and tasks on the boards they can access
- Admins who manage templates, taxonomy, and publishing settings across the module
Works with the rest of Metadot
- Because people are recognized across every module, the collaborators on your board are the same profiles you'd see as CRM contacts or Tickets requesters — no re-entering names or tracking down who's who.
- Actions on your boards can trigger automations, so moving a task to done can send a notification, update a field, or kick off the next step — without any extra setup on your part.
- Every project and task you create is findable from workspace-wide search, so you never have to remember which board something lives on to track it down.
Common questions
- What is Stackr Project used for?
- What's the difference between Projects, Scheduled, and Templates?
- How do I run recurring work without recreating it every time?
- Can actions on a board trigger other things automatically?
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