Accounts, planning, and the numbers behind your team’s workload.
Your workspace opens on My work, showing tasks assigned to your linked team profile. Open a task to update remaining hours, report a blocker, or submit work for review. Use Ask the team lead for help, a deadline change, reassignment, new work, or archiving. Responses stay in Team requests and appear in My work. Requests are visible to the project team.
Leads can archive an unfinished task with a reason and restore it later. Its comments and attachments are retained. Resolve open requests and replan dependent tasks first. Work submitted for review must be returned to In progress before archiving; accepted work remains in contribution history. Members can request archiving from their lead.
Use Google or your email on the login page. New users can choose Create an account. Email registration requires verification; use the latest code sent to your inbox. Signing in does not automatically add you to a project.
Log in to ContriGraph ↗A project owner or lead can generate an invitation for a team member. Get invitation opens a dialog with a code you can copy and share. The recipient signs in and uses the code to claim their roster entry. Each code can be claimed once; generating a replacement invalidates the previous code.
No. Workload hours are planned effort, based on the remaining hours your team enters and each member’s declared availability. The scheduler uses half-hour slots and accounts for working days, holidays, overrides, dependencies, and blockers. An eight-hour estimate does not prove someone worked for eight hours.
Read the workload guide →Linked accounts share one capacity calendar across accessible projects. The workload dashboard and redistribution previews use the same joint schedule. Unclaimed roster entries remain separate, and commitments in inaccessible projects are unknown.
ContriGraph identifies single-specialist tasks and keeps qualified ownership. It can propose moving other eligible work away from the specialist. If capacity is still insufficient, your team can test sequencing, scope, or deadline changes in the What-if simulator rather than assigning the task to an unqualified person.
No. A preview shows proposed assignments and their effect on workload and delivery dates. An authorized approval applies the changes after the server checks permissions and the current project state. If the preview is stale, refresh it before approving.
Contribution views include accepted estimated effort, reviews, approvals, progress updates, and recorded activity. Comments and task history give context. These are evidence for a team discussion, not an automatic grade or a measure of private computer activity.
Public product, help, and FAQ pages explain the platform. Project data requires a signed-in session and the appropriate project access. Private workspace pages are marked noindex, and API responses require authorization.