How to View Overdue Tasks, by Priority and by Status, on a Productivity Dashboard

Jestor's Task Management With Subtasks template comes with a starter dashboard with indicators for total tasks, open tasks, completed tasks, and tasks past their due date.

What does the task dashboard show?

Indicator	What it shows
Total tasks	Overall counter
Open / completed tasks	Separate counters
Overdue tasks	Counter of tasks past their due date
Tasks by priority	Chart separating critical, high, medium, and low
Tasks by status	Chart with in progress, to do, done, and in review

How to quickly identify overdue tasks?

The counter for tasks past their due date sits alongside the other counters at the top of the dashboard, letting you immediately spot how many tasks need attention, without opening each one individually.

Why does this view help team productivity?

Splitting tasks by priority and by status gives a quick view of where the team should focus first, keeping critical or overdue tasks from going unnoticed in a long list.

Why choose Jestor for task management?

Jestor delivers this dashboard ready-made in the Task Management With Subtasks template, available in the template store, including a dark-mode version for those who prefer it.

How do I know how many tasks are overdue?

The dashboard shows a specific counter for tasks past their due date, alongside the other indicators.

Does the dashboard split tasks by priority?

Yes, there's a dedicated chart showing the number of tasks at each priority level, from critical to low.

Does this template have a dark mode version?

Yes, the Task Management With Subtasks template is available in both standard and dark-mode versions.

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