Project & Campaign Delivery Tracking

Gives account managers a live view of campaign delivery so nothing slips through without a manual prod.

77 hrs
Time saved/month
8
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Project status tracking requires coordinators to manually pull data from multiple tools, consolidate updates, and draft customized reports for each stakeholder. This fragmented process creates delays, errors, and repeated work across the team.

Automation consolidates real-time project data, generates stakeholder-ready status reports instantly, and logs milestone completions automatically. Teams get accurate, timely visibility without manual data entry.

Key features
Pull real-time task completion data from your project management tool
Generate narrative status reports tailored to each stakeholder's needs
Flag at-risk milestones and overdue deliverables automatically
Log milestone completions and project history in your CRM
Notify teams of milestone achievements and phase transitions

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Task Marked Completetrigger

The automation is triggered when a task or deliverable is marked complete, or when a scheduled milestone date arrives.

2. Fetch Task and Project Details

The automation retrieves the task name, assignee, completion date, project name, and any custom fields.

3. Query Project Status Data

The automation pulls the current project progress, milestone dates, and team member assignments from the project management tool to build a real-time status snapshot.

4. Generate Status Report

The automation analyzes the project data and generates a narrative status report summarizing completed deliverables, progress percentage, upcoming milestones, and any flagged risks.

5. Update Google Sheet with Progress

The automation writes the milestone completion, status, and timestamp to a shared Google Sheet for team visibility and historical tracking.

6. Log Milestone

The automation creates or updates a milestone record, linking it to the project and client for billing and reporting purposes.

7. Send Stakeholder Report

The automation sends the generated status report to the designated stakeholder email list, with the project manager copied for review.

8. Notify Team

The automation posts a message to the project channel celebrating the milestone and announcing the next phase or deliverable.

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Estimated Time Saving
77hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:8 Companies

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