Saving a project as a template
Turn a project you will run again into a template, then start the next one from it on any date.
Saving one
Open Actions → Save as template (or the project's settings menu). Give it a name and, if you like, a description for its card. Owners and editors can save; viewers cannot.
A template keeps the lanes (colors, limits and the done setting), tasks and sub-tasks in order, labels, statuses, custom fields, dependencies, priorities, points and repeat settings. People, comments, time, files and custom field values stay behind.
- Dates are kept as gaps from the project's first date, so the plan keeps its shape wherever it starts.
- Notes covers task notes and the project's Docs page.
- Finished tasks are kept and start open. Leave them out and their sub-tasks go with them.
Starting a project from it
Your templates appear first in the gallery (New project → From a template). Choose Use template, name the project and pick a start date; every task's dates move with it, and the window shows when the plan ends. Everything starts open: tasks that were in a done lane go to the first lane that is not done, and tasks with a done status take the default one.
Keeping it current
Saving the same project again offers to Update the template you saved from it, or to save a new one. A template card's menu renames it, opens the project it came from, or deletes it with Undo.
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