Properties
Define the details of your Timebook objects and containers.
Properties in Timebook
In Timebook, "properties" refer to specific attributes or fields that describe and define various aspects of tasks, projects, or other objects and containers. These properties help organize, categorize, and track your work. Think of them as metadata that provides structure and context to the work you manage.
In Timebook objects like Work Items, Goals, or Tickets, all properties are displayed in the dedicated tab on the right side of the object's card. Use this tab to view and edit available properties.
For Timebook containers like Sprints, Projects, or Roadmaps, all properties are shown in the container's drawer. Expand the drawer to view and edit available properties.
Properties typically include dropdown menus for selecting options or text fields for entering text or numbers.
The remainder of this article focuses on common properties that we created to cover the most typical use cases.
But you can also create your own properties and attach them to various object types. For more information, see Item library
Out-of-the-box properties
We provide a set of built-in properties that come out-of-the-box to help you manage your work. These properties are designed to cover the most essential aspects, allowing you to organize, prioritize, and track your work effectively. Whether you assign tasks, set due dates, or evaluate opportunities, these predefined properties should meet your needs.
The following predefined properties are commonly found in most Timebook objects.
However, you can customize which properties are displayed for different object types. For more information, see Item library
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