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Modules

Break a Project down into the pieces your team actually works on.

What is the Modules screen?

Modules sit between Projects and Tasks — each Module belongs to one Project and groups together the Tasks needed for a specific feature, component or phase of that project's work.

Why use Modules?

Big projects are hard to track as one flat list of tasks. Modules let you break a project into manageable chunks (e.g. “Auth”, “Billing”, “Frontend”) so progress can be tracked at that level too, not just project-wide.

When would I use this screen?

  • Breaking a new project into logical work areas
  • Checking how far along a specific feature/component is
  • Finding the right module to attach a new task to

Before you start

A Module must belong to a Project, so create the Project first (see Projects). You'll need access to the Modules screen under ETA.

Reading the stats

StatMeaning
Total ModulesEvery module on record.
CompletedModules marked Completed.
In ProgressModules currently marked In Progress.
Avg. Completion TimeAverage number of days from a module's start date to completion.

How to add a new module

  1. Open Modules

    Go to ETA → Modules in the sidebar.

  2. Click Add Module

    Click + Add Module.

  3. Choose the Project

    Select the Project this module belongs to — this field is required and can't be left blank.

  4. Fill in the module details

    Enter a Module Name, Status and Start Date, then save.

The module table

Each row shows the module's ID, Module Name with a completed/total task count badge, Status, Start Date, and row-level Actions.

Recovering a removed module

Use View Trash to find and restore a module that was removed.

Merging duplicate modules

Use Merge at the top of the page to combine two modules that were accidentally created for the same work.

Example

Module name
QA_TEST_Module_Alpha
Project
EnOpSy Testing
Status
In Progress
Tasks
0 of 4 completed

Video walkthrough

Video tutorial coming soon
Breaking a project into modules
Creating a module and attaching it to the right project.
Coming soon
Show transcript

Transcript will be added when the video is published.

Common problems

Problem
I just created a module but it isn't showing up on the Modules list.
How to fix it
Same known display delay described on the Projects page — the module was created successfully and its own detail page will show correct data. It's also immediately available when you go to select a Module while creating a Task. The list view catching up is being worked on.
Problem
The Module dropdown when creating a Task is empty or missing my module.
How to fix it
Make sure you've selected the module's Project first — the Module dropdown is scoped to whichever Project is chosen, so it stays empty until a Project is picked.

FAQs

Can a module exist without a project?
No — every module must belong to exactly one project.
Can I move a module to a different project?
This documentation doesn't confirm whether re-parenting a module to a different project is supported — check with your admin.
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