Dashboards can now include a Gantt widget, giving teams a timeline view directly inside their reporting workspace.

Add the Gantt widget from the dashboard widget library, choose the project data you want to show, and configure filters to focus the view. The widget helps teams monitor schedules, dependencies, and project timing alongside other dashboard metrics instead of switching between project views and dashboards.

This is especially helpful for project managers, operations teams, and leadership teams that need a high-level timeline view as part of their regular reporting.

Dashboard chart configuration now includes a unified Series manager for grouped charts.

When editing a grouped dashboard chart, use the Series section to reorder chart series and adjust their colors from one place. The updated control also includes a single reset option for both order and color changes.

Portfolio View now supports faster, spreadsheet-style editing for project custom fields.

To use it, open Portfolio View and click into an editable project custom field cell. You can move through fields with Tab or Enter, paste values from a spreadsheet, and fill values down a column when working with supported field types.

This helps portfolio managers, operations teams, and project leads update large sets of project data without opening each project individually.

Dashboard pivot table widgets now support conditional formatting for value cells.

When configuring a pivot table, open the chart design panel and use Conditional formatting to choose a column and add rules. The formatting appears in the dashboard tile, the chart modal, and shared or public dashboard views.

We've added a 100% stacked bar display mode for Dashboard bar charts with a secondary dimension, converting each bar’s segments into percentages of that bar’s total.

To use, create or choose an existing a bar chart with a secondary dimension and select 100% as the Bar grouping option.

This makes it easier to compare proportions across categories and helps teams quickly spot mix changes.

We’ve added email delivery for unsubmitted timesheet reminders.

Workspace admins can now configure scheduled reminders to send by email, in-app notification, or both. When email delivery is enabled, recipients receive the reminder at the scheduled time, helping teams follow up on missing timesheets without relying only on in-app notifications.

This update supports reminders for timesheet owners, managers, and workspace admins. If a recipient does not have an email address, Hive skips that email without interrupting the rest of the reminder batch.

This is accessible via Settings -> Apps -> Timesheets.

If time is logged on the wrong action, you can now move the action-level time entry to the correct action. From the time entry menu, choose the three dots and click "Move to action," pick the destination action, and confirm the move.

The moved entry keeps the same duration, date, category, and context, so teams can correct tracking mistakes without deleting and recreating work. This is designed for action-level time tracking before timesheet submission, helping teams keep reports and timesheets accurate with less manual cleanup.

Need to share context quickly without typing? You can now record and send audio messages in Hive conversations. Open a conversation, record your update, and send it just like a regular message.

Audio messages make it easier to share quick feedback, explain details in your own voice, and keep work moving when you are away from your keyboard. This is especially helpful for mobile teams and fast-moving conversations where tone and context matter.

Workflows can now create projects from intake action and custom field values. This makes it easier to turn briefs, requests, or campaign intake into structured project work without manual setup.

To create a project, configure a workflow that runs from the relevant intake action status or field change, then add the project creation step and choose the template, naming rules, parent project, and field mappings.

Workspace files now have a dedicated app for with a cleaner grid layout, larger asset tiles, clearer folder styling, and improved controls to help teams browse, organize, and manage shared assets more easily.

Open Files to see:

These updates make it faster for teams to find the assets they need, manage creative and project files, and keep shared folders organized across workstreams.