For a team that bills clients, a generic task board is not enough. Each task should belong to a project and a client, carry an owner and a date, and collect the hours spent on it. That last link is what lets the hours become cost and the cost become a margin.
"},{"heading":"How PLYNTUM handles it","html":"Company boards with list, board, calendar, week and timeline views, custom fields, dependencies, subtasks and recurring task templates are on every plan. Every task belongs to a project and a client, and hours are logged against the task. See work management in PLYNTUM.
See also people and capacity, why missed deadlines start with work nobody owns, team capacity and all terms in the glossary.
"}]},"faq":[["Is work management software the same as project management software?","They overlap. Most tools do both; the difference is whether the tool is organized around one project or the whole team’s workload."],["Do I need work management if I use a spreadsheet?","A spreadsheet shows the list but not who is overloaded or which client each task belongs to. Past 5–10 people that gap usually shows up as missed deadlines."],["Does PLYNTUM have Gantt charts?","It has a timeline view. It does not offer Gantt baselines."]]}