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In this video we demonstrate creating a custom Program Entity, several project and program fields, we add fields to the Project Information form and All Projects view, as well as Program Information form, we then create a Model-driven app, and finally expose the app in a Microsoft Teams Channel.

In this video we demonstrate creating a Business Process Flow in Project for the Web. We first create custom Project entity fields and place them on the Project Information form. Next we create a four stage business process flow with data steps to enforce the entry of data for each stage. Finally we test the entire solution to confirm functionality!

In this video we demonstrate creating a new Action Item list, adding a tab within the Project entity Information form, and associate it with the Project entity. The step-by-step guidance is a great way to learn more about how to customize Project for the Web as the product grows in both popularity and functionality.

In this video we walk through leveraging custom entities in your Power BI data-model, followed by customizing a powerfolio dashboard to include the newly created project-level entities. This is a great video to learn how to extend the Project for the Web product to your organizations specific reporting needs.

In this video we walk through creating custom fields and option sets, then placing them on the primary “information” form where the information may be selected for each project. The process to add these entities is much different than in Microsoft Project Online, though the end-result is similar.

Project for the web, formerly known as Project service, is Microsoft's most recent offering for cloud-based work and project management. Project for the web provides simple, powerful work management capabilities. The intent is for project managers and team members to plan and manage work of any size with the product.