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In Enji, project reports, people allocation, and financial management are conducted within the context of projects. To get the most out of this data, create a SOW for each project.
This article explains how fixed-scope, ongoing, and Time & Material project types work in Enji, and how to set them up for accurate progress tracking, budgeting, and forecasting.
Enji automatically calculates the price of working on each Epic and Task in commercial and internal projects to help understand the monthly expenses of work within the project.
Enji collects performance metrics based on data from repositories and task trackers to give users insights into a team's efficiency on projects and analyze each developer's productivity.
Read this breakdown of the Agile metrics Enji uses to provide clarity into individual and team performance on projects.
Learn what metrics Enji's Agile Dashboard collects and how they are presented to offer managers a clear view into the activities of projects and individual employees.
The SOW Planning Report in Enji provides a clear overview of team workload — helping you identify who is overloaded, underloaded, or soon available.
A worklog is a brief report that records how much time was spent on completing a task (or part of it) and what was done during that time. It serves as a record of the work performed.
Enji works with any task tracker. To ensure non-Jira employee hours are counted, follow the instructions on this page.
The Budget table shows project costs for the previous day and the selected month to allow financial managers to properly plan investments and profit projections.
The Business Goal feature in Enji allows users to set a project objective, gather data through a webhook, accumulate it, and visualize the progress to track the process dynamically and make timely business decisions.
Learn how Enji uses AI to analyze and generate employee activity reports based on worklogs to save time. Users can check the daily or weekly summarization report and stay updated on the progress of their projects.
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