Make time tracking part of the working day. Team members can log time against individual Actions directly from Slack rather than switching applications whenever they need to update their timesheet.

Capture hours while the work is fresh, helping improve the timeliness of time tracking while reducing the administrative burden placed on your project team.

Once a Time Log has been successfully created, the user receives confirmation and can open the record in Mission Control.

Time Log confirmations are only visible to the user who logged the time, helping avoid unnecessary channel clutter.

Capture project expenses without breaking your workflow. Enable project team members to create Expenses directly from Slack and associate those expenses with individual Actions.

Instead of saving receipts or notes and remembering to enter the expense later, users can record project expenditure closer to when it occurs.

That can mean less administration for employees and more timely expense information for the project.

Turn conversations into accountable work. When a conversation identifies something that needs to be done, create an Action in Mission Control directly from Slack. Users can capture new Actions against Projects without leaving the conversation where that work was identified.

Help ensure commitments don’t disappear into message history and give your team a clearer connection between collaboration and project execution.

Problems rarely wait until your next project status meeting. The Mission Control Slack App enables team members to create Issues from Slack and associate them with the appropriate Project or Action.

Capture Issues closer to the point they’re identified so Project Managers have the information they need to investigate, manage and resolve them.

When someone identifies a potential project Risk during a conversation, they can record it directly in Mission Control without leaving Slack.

That makes risk management easier to incorporate into everyday project activity rather than relying solely on formal project reviews.

Earlier visibility can give Project Managers more opportunity to assess risks and take appropriate action.

Project requirements often emerge or evolve through conversations between project teams and stakeholders. Users can create Requirements from Slack and capture that information directly in Mission Control.

Requirements are associated with a Program, providing a structured way to move information from discussion into the project management process.

Help reduce the chance of important requirements being buried in conversation history.

When a project requires additional capacity or expertise, users can create a Resource Request directly from Slack. That makes it easier to turn a resourcing need into a formal request in Mission Control while staying within the team’s existing workflow.

Give Resource Managers earlier visibility of demand and help project teams move from identifying a resource requirement to acting on it.

Start with a clearer picture of what needs your attention. The Daily Digest gives users a personalised summary of what's happening in Mission Control directly within Slack.



See high-level activity across Today, Overdue, Upcoming and New items, along with items requiring approval, rejected submissions, timesheet information, what's happening today and what's outstanding.



Turn Mission Control data into an actionable view of the working day.

Surface a project Status Report directly in Slack to see how an individual Project is progressing. The Status Report provides an overview of overall Project progress together with progress across Milestones and individual Actions.

Give stakeholders easier access to current project information and reduce the number of manual status requests landing with Project Managers.

Retrieve a list of open Issues associated with a Project directly from Slack. Give project teams quick visibility of unresolved problems so they can keep Issues front of mind during project conversations and decision-making.

Better visibility can help teams focus attention on the obstacles most likely to affect delivery.

Surface a list of open Risks for a Project directly in Slack, giving the team immediate access to the potential threats currently being tracked. By making Risk information easier to access during everyday collaboration, teams can keep risk management connected to project execution.

That can help turn the Risk Register from something reviewed periodically into information that's readily available when decisions are being made.

View a summary of team Holidays for this week and next week directly within Slack. The view includes scheduled Holidays that haven't been rejected and identifies requests that are still pending approval.

Give teams greater awareness of upcoming availability when discussing work, deadlines and resource requirements.

Give individual users a quick summary of the Time Logs they've created for the current week. Instead of waiting until the end of the week to discover missing time, team members can check their recorded hours as part of their normal Slack workflow.

Make timesheet visibility easier and help encourage more consistent time tracking.

Managers and Timesheet Approvers can see a summary of Time Logs created by people within their team for the current week. That makes it easier to identify whether time is being recorded without continually switching applications or chasing individual team members for updates.

Spend less time tracking down timesheet information and more time managing your team.

Users can retrieve a summary of outstanding Actions assigned to them directly within Slack. Within a Project context, users can focus on their outstanding work for that Project. Outside a Project-specific channel, they can access Actions assigned to them across Projects.

Users can also move directly from an Action to logging time against it, helping connect work execution and project administration in one simple workflow.