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Projecturf 2.0 is packed with a variety of features, though those expecting Gantt charts and resource leveling features might want to cruise over to a different sort of project management program. However, for most small businesses, freelancers, and mid-sized businesses, the following list of features will be more than sufficient.
- As mentioned above, you will have the ability to view all activity by individual project, or globally.
- For each project, you will have the ability to select just the features you will need for that project.
- You have the ability to track multiple calendars for multiple projects.
- When assigning a resource for a project task, you can view what other projects or tasks he or she is working on in the task/calendar item creation screen.

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The timecard tracks your time and allows you to add entries specific to the project being worked on. - You can upload documents to be shared by all members of the project with no size restrictions.
- You can add as many users as necessary to the project.
- You can upload designs to the project - an excellent feature for designers and engineers.
- You can export project data once every 72 hours.
- Because the program is on-demand, there are many great security benefits.
- Send email notifications when tasks and calendar items are added.
- Add screenshots of progress on software development projects and bookmarks of web-development projects.
- Engage clients and other stakeholders in discussions about the projects you work on.
- Create a whiteboard for brainstorming sessions and instant communication about project points.
- Track your contacts.
Projecturf 2.0 offers a great variety of options for customization - such as personal logo inclusion, color selection, and personalized URL capabiltiies. In all, the features are outstanding for those needing project management capabilities without needing great detail.
Continue on to page 2 of this Projecturf 2.0 review to find out about pricing, support, and who this program is best for.
Image Credit: Screenshots courtesy of Ronda Levine, taken in Projecturf 2.0 Demo.