This Productivity Planner Template features four sheets to organize your teamwork effectively. You can structure your assignments by priority, status, category, and more!

Dashboard, Tasks, Calendar, and Setup

This all-in-one digital planner template will become an indispensable system for planning, distributing, and monitoring the results of a team or an entire department.

We have prepared the following planner sheets:

Dashboard: here, you can monitor the information about the division of tasks in the form of a bar and pie charts. The page also includes sections for notes, tracking total and daily task counts, performers, and status.
Tasks: in this table, you can enter information about assignments, priorities, due dates, statuses, categories, descriptions, etc.
Calendar: use this section to distribute your main tasks for the month in advance. The calendar is adaptable; you just need to select the year and month from the list.
Setup: this is your draft paper to start organizing the teamwork.

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Created: June 14, 2024
Author: Natalia Prokhorenko
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel
Color: Orange , White
Style: Professional
Downloads: 115
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