What widget types are available in Quire Dashboard view?

Quire Dashboard view offers 14 widget types. Attention Required, Approvals and Requests, Blocked Tasks, and Upcoming Tasks show work that needs a person's own attention. Deadline Calendar shows where due dates cluster across a month. Member Workload, At-Risk Tasks, and Tasks by Status per Member give team leads a per-member view of active, completed, and overdue work. Portfolio Health and Project Health give the same kind of health snapshot at the project and organization level. Task Status Distribution and Tasks Created vs. Completed chart how work is distributed and how it flows over time. Member Activity and Portfolio Activity show heatmaps of task activity per person or per project. Each widget type can be added to a dashboard from the Widget Library, and how many you can add depends on your plan.

Quire Dashboard Widget Types

Q: How many widgets can I add to a Quire Dashboard?

The number of widgets you can add to a single dashboard depends on your plan. The Professional plan allows up to 7 widgets per dashboard, the Premium plan allows up to 21, and the Enterprise plan supports an unlimited number of widgets. The Free plan does not include Dashboard view at all, so this limit only applies once your organization is on a paid plan that supports Dashboard view in the first place. To add a widget, open a dashboard, click Browse all widgets or the plus icon at the bottom of the dashboard, and choose a widget from the Widget Library, as described in the main Dashboard view guide. If you need more widgets than your current plan allows, compare plans on Quire's pricing page before upgrading.

Dashboard view offers 14 widget types, each showing a different slice of project or organization data at a glance.

Attention Required

Shows the tasks that need your focus right now, ranked by priority: tasks assigned to you that are overdue or due soon, tasks where you were recently mentioned, and tasks assigned to you that have gone a while without a status update.

Approvals and Requests

Shows two lists: approvals waiting on you, oldest first, with an aging badge that flags how long each has been pending; and requests you’ve submitted, showing their current status until they’re approved or rejected.

Blocked Tasks

Lists tasks that can’t move forward until a dependency is complete, pairing each blocked task with the predecessor task it’s waiting on and who currently owns that predecessor.

Upcoming Tasks

Lists tasks due today or later, so you can plan what’s coming next. Overdue tasks aren’t included here; they show up in Attention Required and At-Risk Tasks instead.

Deadline Calendar

A calendar grid showing where due dates cluster across a month, past and future, so you can spot busy weeks at a glance or page back to see what shipped or slipped. Filter by assignee to scope it to yourself, the team, or specific members.

Member Workload

Gives team leads a per-member workload snapshot: active, completed, and overdue task counts, a completion trend, and an overall health badge (Healthy, Watch, or At risk) for each member.

Note: This widget is available on a dashboard at the project, folder, Smart Folder, or organization level. It does not appear in the Widget Library on a dashboard scoped to a member’s profile or My Tasks.

Member Workload widget in Quire Dashboard view

At-Risk Tasks

Flags tasks that are overdue, due soon, or have not been updated in a while, so leads can step in before a deadline is missed.

Tasks by Status per Member

A stacked bar chart showing each member’s task count by status. It shows the same data as Member Workload in chart form, which makes it easier to use in presentations or share as a snapshot.

Portfolio Health

Gives leads and executives managing multiple projects a per-project health snapshot: active, completed, and overdue task counts, a trend, and a health signal for each project. It’s the project-level counterpart to Member Workload.

Note: This widget is only available on a dashboard at the organization level, a folder, or a Smart Folder, since it compares across projects. It does not appear in the Widget Library on a dashboard scoped to a single project, a member’s profile, or My Tasks.

Portfolio Health widget in Quire Dashboard view

Project Health

A row of four summary stats (active, completed, due, and overdue counts) at the top, with a multi-line trend chart below tracking those same four metrics over time.

Task Status Distribution

A pie chart of all tasks in the current filter scope, broken down by status, showing where work is concentrated right now. Each status keeps its project-configured color, and it can also be displayed as a donut or nested donut.

Tasks Created vs. Completed

A grouped bar chart comparing work coming in versus going out: tasks created and tasks completed, bucketed by day, week, or month across the date range.

Member Activity

A heatmap grid of task activity per member across the date range, one row per member, with darker cells marking busier periods.

Portfolio Activity

A heatmap grid of task activity per project across the date range, one row per active project in the organization. It’s the org-level mirror of Member Activity.

Learn how to add, resize, duplicate, and remove widgets on your Dashboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quire Dashboard view offers 14 widget types: Attention Required, Approvals and Requests, Blocked Tasks, Upcoming Tasks, Deadline Calendar, Member Workload, At-Risk Tasks, Tasks by Status per Member, Portfolio Health, Project Health, Task Status Distribution, Tasks Created vs. Completed, Member Activity, and Portfolio Activity.

Can Dashboard widgets reuse Quire’s chart types?

No. Dashboard widgets are a separate, dedicated set of 14 widget types, distinct from the six chart types (Line, Area, Bar, Pie, Donut, Nested Donut) available in document views and task descriptions.

How many widgets can I add to a Quire Dashboard?

The number of widgets you can add per dashboard depends on your plan: 7 on Professional, 21 on Premium, and unlimited on Enterprise. See Dashboard view for how to add widgets.

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