Timetoast projects are made up of four core parts: Projects, Fields, Items and Views. Understanding how these work together will help you set up your timeline data, organize it clearly and choose the best way to display it. This article explains what each part does and how they fit together.
Projects
A project is the container for everything: items, fields and views. Each project usually represents one timeline, plan or dataset.
Fields
Fields define the kind of information you want to store, such as dates, text, numbers or images. You can think of fields as the columns in a spreadsheet.
Find out more about using custom fields in Timetoast projects.
Items
Items are the individual entries in your project, like rows in a spreadsheet. Each item has a value for some or all of your fields.
Views
Views control how a project’s items are presented, for example in a timeline or grid. You can switch between views to work with the same data in different ways.
Find out more about Timetoast views.