Where to view overdue tasks and subtasks by month in calendar format

To view overdue tasks and subtasks, open the calendar view in the team task management template — each due date appears on its corresponding day, letting you browse month by month to review what's been left behind.

Why does tracking overdue items by calendar help?

Lists and kanbans show current status, but don't make it clear which period the delays piled up in. A calendar reveals patterns: a month with many missed deadlines can point to team overload or a specific issue during that period.

This view also makes it easier to review retroactively: just go back to the previous month and see exactly which tasks came due without being completed.

How to access this view

Open the team task management template.
Select the calendar view, available for both tasks and subtasks.
Browse between months to review past due dates.
Click any item to open the full card and update its status.

View	What it shows
Dashboard	Overall percentage by status
Calendar	Due dates organized by month, including overdue items

Why choose Jestor

Ready-made task management template, with dashboard, kanban, calendar, and table on the same base.
Every task and subtask has its own chat, avoiding lost context between teams.
Filters by owner and priority, adjustable without any coding.

FAQ

Does the calendar show tasks and subtasks together?

Yes, you can track both categories separately within the same calendar view.

Can I filter the calendar by owner?

Yes, the same filters available in the table also work in the calendar view.

Does this template come ready to use or does it need to be built from scratch?

It comes ready as a template, but it can be customized to fit the company's process. See more at jestor.com.

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