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Learn how to work together in Starbrix — create shared projects, plan tasks across Gantt, Task tables, Calendars, and Kanban, view your work in organizational, member, and partner overviews, and invite new members to your team.
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Learn the essentials of using Starbrix on your own — create projects, add tasks, and stay organized from day one.
Learn how to navigate between your personal account and organization pages in Starbrix — and take full command of your work. Discover how, within an organization, you can view and control projects, tasks, to-dos, and events from every perspective — by member, workspace, customer, supplier, or across the entire organization — all in one clear and connected system.
Learn how to invite your colleagues to Starbrix and start collaborating on shared projects within your organization.
Learn how to invite new members to your organization in Starbrix, how they receive the invitation, create their account, and join your shared workspace — ready to collaborate on projects together.
Learn how to create projects in Starbrix. This tutorial shows step by step how to set up private projects in your personal account and organization projects with customers, suppliers, and team members. You’ll also see how both types of projects appear in your personal account for a complete overview.
Learn how to create project templates in Starbrix and use them to quickly set up new projects. Save time, standardize your workflows, and ensure consistency by reusing task plans, to-dos, events, and resources across similar projects.
Learn how to define planned start and end dates in Starbrix. This guide shows how to set fixed dates when creating a project, adjust them in the Gantt chart, or let them update automatically based on the earliest and latest tasks.
Learn how the project status field in Starbrix connects with actual start and end dates. This guide explains how statuses update automatically, how to adjust dates, and how this link keeps your project timeline accurate and easy to follow.
Learn how to create and customize project types with your own status options in Starbrix. Define stages that fit customer projects, product development, or any workflow, and make project tracking clearer for your whole team.
Learn how to change automatically assigned project numbers in Starbrix. See how to update them directly in the project list or project form, avoid duplicates, and align project numbers with your company’s internal systems.
Learn how project completion is measured in Starbrix. This guide explains the two indicators — manual completion entered by the project manager, and task-based completion calculated automatically — and shows how both can be viewed and updated in your projects.
Learn how to edit your customized project status options in Starbrix. Hide, delete, rename, or reorder statuses, and add new ones to keep your workflow clear and up to date.
Learn how to build your project plan in Starbrix. This guide shows how to create tasks and subtasks in the Gantt chart and task list, copy and organize tasks, and add separate to-dos that won’t affect the master plan.
Learn how to change task numbers in Starbrix to match your company’s own standards.
Use your internal reporting codes, align with ERP systems, or follow established numbering rules. See how to update numbers directly in the Gantt chart, the task list, or the task form — while Starbrix ensures no duplicates.
Learn how to change the order of tasks in a Starbrix project. This guide shows how to drag and drop tasks to rearrange them in the project’s Gantt chart or task list.
Learn how to schedule tasks in a Starbrix project using the Gantt chart and task list. This guide shows different ways to set start and end dates, use durations, move tasks, handle weekends, and manage parent tasks with subtasks.
Learn how to zoom and navigate the Gantt chart in Starbrix. This guide shows how to use zoom buttons, select areas with the mouse, focus on weeks, months or quarters, scroll through the timeline, and resize the chart for a clearer view of your project.