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View upcoming submissions in the Forward Look dashboard

Review upcoming lifecycle submissions, spot overdue work, and understand workload across projects.

Audience

This guide is designed for project manager.

Steps​

Step 1: Open the Upcoming Submissions widget​

On the Forward Look dashboard, locate the "Upcoming submissions" card to see a summary of items that are due soon or overdue.

Open the Upcoming Submissions widget

Step 2: Review the overall submission summary​

At the top of the widget, review the total number of items, how many are overdue, due this week, and unassigned to understand your immediate workload.

Review the overall submission summary

Step 3: Scan the list of upcoming items​

Scroll through the list of lifecycle items to see each submission's reference, title, lifecycle, current stage, assignee, and due date, including any overdue indicators.

Scan the list of upcoming items

Step 4: Identify priorities and at-risk submissions​

Use the priority indicators and overdue flags in the list to quickly spot urgent or high-priority items that may need escalation or reallocation.

Identify priorities and at-risk submissions

Step 5: Group items by project​

Use the "Group by project" toggle to switch the view so that upcoming submissions are organised under each project header, helping you understand workload by project.

Group items by project

Step 6: Inspect project-specific upcoming work​

When grouped by project, expand each project section to review the submissions, stages, owners, and due dates relevant to that specific project.

Inspect project-specific upcoming work

Step 7: Refresh the widget data​

Select the refresh control on the widget header to reload the latest data and ensure you are working from the most up-to-date submission list.

Refresh the widget data

Step 8: Understand empty or error states​

If no upcoming submissions are available, review the empty state message, or if an error appears, use the alert to understand that data could not be loaded and may need attention.

Understand empty or error states


Last updated: 2026-07-16