Projectworks Product Update: March 2026

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March 30, 2026
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It’s hard to tell if March felt too short or too long but we’ve squeezed an impactful update into the final weeks of Q1 for you! From improvements to time logging, subscription details and sync history, here’s what’s new in the Projectworks platform - your all-in-one PSA software for project intelligence.

Better visibility into your HubSpot syncs

We’re introducing better visibility and control over your HubSpot data sync, making troubleshooting easier.

With a table of recently synced projects, see at a glance what the integration has recently created.

If there has been any sync errors you can see these with exact details of what caused the error. There is also an option to re-trigger a sync on a specific deal; useful in case there’s been an error, the data is fixed and you want to re-sync just that specific deal.

Read more about Recently Synced Projects.


Regularly logging time against different timecodes?

If you are assigned to multiple timecodes in Projectworks, you may have found it difficult to find the right timecode in your timesheet.

We’ve made it easier to filter down your assigned timecodes from week to week based on what you have been resourced to, or the start and end dates of the timecode you've been assigned to.

You can still use the existing timecode search, and pin timecodes you use regularly to your timesheet.

Read more about filtering Timecodes.


View your subscription details in Projectworks

What Projectworks plan are we on? How many seats do we have? Give your team the clarity they need. Admins can now instantly check plan type, renewal dates and last invoices, without needing to raise a ticket.

Jump into the Settings and select Subscription - for more detail see How to view your Subscription Details.


Projectworks wins 62 Badges in G2's Spring 2026 Reports

We appeared in 142 reports in the G2 Spring Reports and earned 62 badges - solidifying our place as one of the top-rated professional services automation software platforms in the market.

Your feedback and experience really means a lot to our team. Thank you to everyone who has reviewed Projectworks - your support helps us continue to innovate and serve you better!

❤️ Love Projectworks? Help us to continue to spread the word and leave us a G2 review.


Get early access to the new Resourcing experience 🙋

We are working on big upgrades to Resourcing in Projectworks and are looking for people to help us test and refine the new experience.

If you are interested in joining the beta, please fill out this short form. We will send details on how to enable access in the coming weeks.


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Want to stay up-to-date with Projectworks product updates as they drop? Make sure to check our Release Notes regularly - we update these every 2 weeks. To get monthly updates straight to your inbox, sign up to our product mailing list.

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