Completeness

How far a project is — progress by phase and area, open and critical items, and the jump to exactly the place where something is missing.

The completeness check shows what already stands in a project and what is still missing: scenes without a shooting day, roles without casting, shooting days without a call sheet, a person on the team without a position. From this comes the Progress the project page shows at the top. Everyone on the team sees the tab.

1 The overall progress. 2 The phases with their state and the number of their areas. 3 The Critical items, the urgent ones first.

The phases are Development, Pre-production, production and Post-production, each completed, running, planned or Nothing recorded yet. Each phase lists its areas — such as Financing, scenes, roles, locations, looks, props, contracts, shooting days, call sheets — with done and total.

Open items

Below the areas stand the open items, critical ones first. Tapping an item jumps to exactly the place where you fix it: the page opens the record, scrolls there, and the missing field flashes. Once an item is fixed, it disappears by itself.

You download the whole check as a CSV file — with phase, area, done, total, percent and the critical items.

What happens when …

When …then …
you tap an open itemthe record opens, and the missing field flashes.
you fix itthe item disappears, and the progress rises.
a phase has no content yetit says what it needs before it can measure anything.
the project is still emptythe check appears as soon as it has content.
Catering
The food per shooting day — an order with provider, location and kind of supply, meals with headcount, dietary requirements and allergies from the profiles, costs in the budget and the order list.
Delivery
Deliver finished films to the client — deliverables with versions, the approval route through directors and client, notes with time marks, correction rounds, sign-off, social formats, download link, price and payment.