Track the production lifecycle with phases

Updated September 2, 20262 min read

A phase says how far a video has come: Planned, Pre-production, Production, Post-production, Finished or Cancelled. Use it when you need the long view of a deliverable, not the day’s board.

Phases and statuses are separate fields on purpose. A task can sit in In progress on the board while its phase is Post-production. The board says what the team is doing today; the phase says how much of the deliverable is done.

Set a phase

  1. Open a task. A panel opens on the right.
  2. In the Workflow section, open Phase.
  3. Pick the phase.

Three other routes set the same field: the Workflow section of the new-task form, Set phase in the actions bar after selecting several tasks, and dragging cards on a kanban grouped by Project Phase.

Filter and group by phase

In the Filter panel, Phase narrows any view to one phase. The Table view has a Phase column you can sort by. The active filter shows as a Phase chip you can remove with one click.

Add or edit a phase

Only workspace admins and owners can change phases.

  1. Open the avatar menu and click Workspace Settings.
  2. Go to Workflow, then the Phases tab.
  3. Under Add phase, type a Name, pick a Color, choose an icon with Choose icon, then click Add.
  4. In Configured phases, reorder with the arrows, rename in place, or delete.
  5. Mark a phase as Final when work that reaches it is closed.

Tip: Several default automations move phases for you. Starting a timer advances a task out of Planned, and delivering it moves the phase to Finished. Check Workspace SettingsAutomations before you start changing phases by hand every day.

What’s next

Phases describe progress. To record who is holding a task up right now, use a blocker.

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