The four wings

OPERA

Make every commitment actionable.

A promise made in a meeting should not depend on anyone’s memory.

The Operations pane of the Atrium glass canopyThe glass canopy with the Operations pane lit and the others dimmed.
A real Atrium screen. Meridian Institute is fictional, and every record is sample data.

A day with Opera.

  1. Start with your week

    See your tasks as a list, a board or a week, with anything overdue kept separate.

  2. Work with the context

    Each task stays on its record, so you know who it is for and what was said.

  3. Close the loop

    Record the outcome. The next person sees what happened without having to ask.

Close the loop.

A small example of how Opera behaves. It uses sample values and changes nothing.

Sample recordTry it

Built into the wing.

Lists, boards and week views

Choose the view that suits the work. Everyone is looking at the same tasks.

Personal and team work

Keep clear ownership when work is shared or handed over.

Linked activities

Calls, messages, emails and tasks on the record’s timeline.

Tracked changes

Status, owner and due date changes are kept in field history.

List views

Save and share filtered views for each team.

Home by profile

Choose the panels each profile sees first.

Operations counts for a quarter of True Business Level.

  • Tasks done on timeAre commitments being met?
  • Activities per ownerIs the work being recorded?

Through to the other wings.

The Atrium glass canopyFour equal panes of tinted glass holding the four wings of Atrium.

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