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  • The Time by Stage and Timescale – Graph portlet displays a graphical representation of hours for all tasks, by stage, for a user-defined time period on projects. The user may filter the results on: Time Scale, Resource OBS Unit, and Date Range.  This portlet pulls data from the timeslices.  Using this portlet, management can determine if excess time is being spent on certain task stages within projects.
  • The Time by Stage and Timescale – Graph portlet displays a graphical representation of hours for all tasks, by stage, for a user-defined time period on projects. The user may filter the results on: Time Scale, Resource OBS Unit, and Date Range.  This portlet pulls data from the timeslices.  Using this portlet, management can determine if excess time is being spent on certain task stages within projects.
  • The Time by Stage portlet displays time logged to each project task stage.  The portlet displays the project id, project name, task stage, and charge code for each different task stage on the project. This portlet provides management with a quick view of all project task stages by project without having to navigate into each project individually.
  • The Time by Stage portlet displays time logged to each project task stage.  The portlet displays the project id, project name, task stage, and charge code for each different task stage on the project. This portlet provides management with a quick view of all project task stages by project without having to navigate into each project individually.
  • The Time by Stage portlet displays time logged to each project task stage.  The portlet displays the project id, project name, task stage, and charge code for each different task stage on the project. This portlet provides management with a quick view of all project task stages by project without having to navigate into each project individually.
  • The Application Cost by Goal portlet displays the planned cost of all active applications within a user-defined timeframe, summarized by goal in a pie chart. This portlet provides management with a quick overview of cost by goal within a year without navigating to each application individually.
  • The Application Cost by Goal portlet displays the planned cost of all active applications within a user-defined timeframe, summarized by goal in a pie chart. This portlet provides management with a quick overview of cost by goal within a year without navigating to each application individually.
  • The Product Risk by Goal portlet displays a count of active products by goal with a sub-count by risk. The graph is color-coded by risk rating:
    • 1-33 – Green
    • 34-66 – Yellow
    • 67-100 – Red
    The portlet provides a quick overview of the risk rating for each product within each goal.
  • The Product Risk by Goal portlet displays a count of active products by goal with a sub-count by risk. The graph is color-coded by risk rating:
    • 1-33 – Green
    • 34-66 – Yellow
    • 67-100 – Red
    The portlet provides a quick overview of the risk rating for each product within each goal.
  • The Changing Application Logo and Title tech trick provides an overview of how to change the logo and title within the application.  This allows administrators to rebrand Clarity to their own logo and title. By customizing the logo, employees may be more encouraged to take ownership of the tool.
  • The Invalid Transactions portlet displays all of the transactions that did/will not post in Clarity. The benefit of this portlet is that you can use the filter to select a specific project, resource, or error to display all transactions associated to your selection. There are several reasons a transaction may fail to post such as inactive resource, no location or inactive location selected on the Financial sub-page, project on hold, etc. To resolve the error, the user must go into the project or resource and make the noted change. Once all corrections are complete, the  Post Transactions to Financials job must be run to evaluate the corrected WIP transactions to be sure the data is now complete and accurate. If additional incorrect data is found, the transaction will fail to post again and the new error/reason will display.
  • The Invalid Transactions portlet displays all of the transactions that did/will not post in Clarity. The benefit of this portlet is that you can use the filter to select a specific project, resource, or error to display all transactions associated to your selection. There are several reasons a transaction may fail to post such as inactive resource, no location or inactive location selected on the Financial sub-page, project on hold, etc. To resolve the error, the user must go into the project or resource and make the noted change. Once all corrections are complete, the  Post Transactions to Financials job must be run to evaluate the corrected WIP transactions to be sure the data is now complete and accurate. If additional incorrect data is found, the transaction will fail to post again and the new error/reason will display.
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