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Weekly status report template

Fill in four boxes. Copy a report leadership can read at a glance.

One item per line in the boxes below.

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Your report shows here as you type.

What to include in a weekly status report

Status first. Green, yellow or red, with one line on why. Someone who reads only this line should know where things stand.

What moved. Results, not activity: what is done or decided, not what you worked on.

At risk or blocked. Name it early, with what it's waiting on.

What you need. A decision, an owner, a deadline. Ask for it in so many words.

How to write a weekly report your boss reads

  • Use the same four parts every week, so they know where to look.
  • Keep each item to one line. Link to details instead of pasting them.
  • Write it from notes kept during the week, not from memory on Friday.

Status report or progress report?

The same thing under two names. This template works for either, and for a project status report to a client.

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Weekly status report: questions

One screen. A status line, then a few one-line items per section. If it needs scrolling, link to the details instead.

Green: on track. Yellow: at risk, but you have a plan. Red: off track, and you need help or a decision to recover.

Yes. Put the project's name in the first box and send it as it is.

Yes. No sign-up, no limit.

No. It stays in your browser. Clear removes it.

Yes, with Asynco Pro. Your team checks in daily, and every Friday you get this report by email, built from the week's check-ins, goals and blockers.

Get the report without writing it

Your team checks in once a day. Every Friday the report lands in your inbox, ready to forward. Free for up to 5 people.

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