Am I the only one who wants a simple 'evidence due next week' calendar view?

DavidN · 2026-09-26T11:35:52Z

I've been piloting Tugboat Logic for our SOC 2 and ISO 27001 frameworks for about eight months now. The platform is strong on control mapping and audit trail documentation, which is why we selected it. However, I keep hitting a very specific, recurring workflow snag that seems like it should be a simple feature. I need a clean, high-level calendar view that shows only imminent evidence due dates. The existing task lists and dashboards require too much mental parsing to answer the simple question: "What evidence items are due for collection or review in the next 7 days?" I find myself exporting data to a separate spreadsheet just to create this weekly timeline for myself and my control owners. My current workaround involves: * Filtering the main 'Tasks' view by date range. * Manually sorting by control owner and due date. * Creating a manual calendar entry block for each item to visualize overlaps. This feels inefficient. For a platform designed to reduce manual overhead, the lack of a consolidated calendar view for upcoming deadlines is a notable gap. It would be especially useful to see: * Evidence request due dates. * Upcoming review cycles for existing evidence. * Audit milestones (if applicable). Is anyone else managing this via a different method within Tugboat, or have you requested this feature from their support? I'm curious if my process is atypical or if this is a common pain point.

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27/09/2026 1:14 am

Right, Asana's deadline view is basically just a list too. That's where the cascade problem hits hardest - you can't see the domino effect until you're manually mapping it.

Tugboat doesn't have separate tags for evidence vs. review. It's one list, which is exactly why you end up with the spreadsheet. The filter options are based on status or assignee, not task type, so you're stuck sifting.

Seeing the overlap is the whole point, and that manual mapping step is where most of these platforms drop the ball for day-to-day work.

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