How many times have you wrestled with an oversized project? Miles upon miles of railway to survey, or a truly heroic number of lots to stake out?
We know what you were doing. You kept adding proposal items until you were somewhere in the thousands and reviewing the thing had become less "quick look" and more "expedition".
So it's time we introduced a bit of parenthood to projects.
Much like proposal items before them, projects can now have children. You can split one enormous project into a tidy collection of smaller ones, name them by, say, lots, hand each a different client if you need to, and give each its own mapping information.
Best of all, you'll make your colleagues' lives rather easier. No more scrolling through an infinite scroll of proposal items just to log a timesheet, they can find their bit, record their hours, and get on with their day.
Big projects, finally cut down to size.
Want to find out more? Head to this article: Parent and child projects.
