How Whiteboards Connect to Albums, Projects, Tasks
Get Early Access How Whiteboards Connect to Albums, Projects, and Tasks Kora Whiteboards are bi-directionally connected to albums, projects, contacts, deliverables, tasks, and audio files—acting as both planning spaces and live dashboards. Short Answer Whiteboards in Kora can be directly linked to albums, projects, con
Kora Whiteboards are bi-directionally connected to albums, projects, contacts, deliverables, tasks, and audio files—acting as both planning spaces and live dashboards.
Short Answer
Whiteboards in Kora can be directly linked to albums, projects, contacts, deliverables, tasks, and audio files. That connection works both ways: a Whiteboard can reference an album or project, and an album or project can surface its related Whiteboards. This allows Whiteboards to act as planning spaces, live dashboards, and historical records without duplicating information.
Bi-Directional Connection Model
Whiteboards in Kora can be directly linked to albums, projects, contacts, deliverables, tasks, and audio files. That connection works both ways: a Whiteboard can reference an album or project, and an album or project can surface its related Whiteboards. Whiteboards can render live cards for projects, albums, contacts, and productivity views. This allows a Whiteboard to act as a planning space, a live dashboard, and a historical record without duplicating information or becoming stale. This is a major difference from generic documents.
Entity Cards and Live Data
Whiteboards can render structured entity cards that pull live data from your Kora system. Project cards show current status, deadlines, and deliverables. Album cards display track counts, export readiness, and delivery state. Contact cards surface relationship history and value context. Productivity cards pull from task, project, and album scopes sorted by urgency, priority, and general importance. Finance cards display project value context and album commercial context. These aren't static snapshots—they're live views that update as your work progresses.
Whiteboards as Control Centers
Because Whiteboards can embed live system data and reference real entities, they can serve as control centers for complex workflows. A Whiteboard attached to an album can show the album's track list, export readiness, delivery timeline, and related project cards—all in one view. A Whiteboard attached to a project can display the project's deliverables, tasks, contact information, and financial context. This transforms Whiteboards from passive documents into active coordination surfaces that reduce context switching and information fragmentation.
Bottom Line
Whiteboards in Kora are connected to live system data—albums, projects, tasks, contacts, and audio. They act as both planning spaces and live dashboards, reducing context switching and keeping creative direction connected to real work.