> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.interval-soft.com/interval/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.interval-soft.com/interval/documentation/workflow/dashboard/summary.md).

# Summary

The summary section includes several modules that display information about the assignment, including properties, inspections, valuations, completion status, deadlines, and team members.

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1. **Properties and Client Name:** Shows the number of properties to be valued and the client's name.
2. **Inspections:** Indicates how many inspections need to be carried out.
3. **Valuations and Purposes:** Displays the number of valuations and their purposes.
4. **Completion Status and Percentage:** Indicates the completion status and percentage of the project.
5. **Deadlines:** Shows the deadlines for completing the project.
6. **Team Members:** Lists team members. Clicking on a member provides details about them.
7. **Property Table:** Displays each target property in a row with relevant details.
8. **Access Tasks:** Click to access tasks for the specific target property.
9. **Multimedia Repository:** Links to the multimedia repository for the property. If the client has access, they will also have a link in their report.
10. **Tooltip Information:** Provides additional information about the property (size, type, etc.).


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