Understanding the Project Sheet

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The Project Sheet has quite a few tabs. Why so many? Let’s find out.

Each tab in the Project Sheet has a different role. Take the time to understand how to use them, and you’ll be an expert in no time.

In a nutshell, the Project Sheet is used to

  • List the speakers that are involved in your event
  • List the sessions in your schedule
  • Associate the speakers with the sessions
  • List the sponsors (if any) of your event
  • Associate the sponsors with your sessions

Learn more about how to use it in the next sections!

Progress and Issues
Progress and Issues

The Progress and Issues tab provides an overview of all your sessions.

Schedule
Schedule

The schedule provides a calendar-style view of all your sessions. Any data

Content Tab
Content Tab

The Content tab contains all session-related information.  It will at least contain

Speakers Tab
Speakers Tab

This is your speaker directory. It lists all speakers with their personal

Sponsors Tab
Sponsors Tab

Some of your event content may be sponsored. The Sponsors tab lists

Production Calls tab
Production Calls tab

In this tab, you’ll find all the details your remote speakers will

Speakers Inspector Tab
Speakers Inspector Tab

This tab allows you to look up everything about a specific speaker

Content Inspector Tab
Content Inspector Tab

This tab shows you a synthetic view of a specific session. This