Schedule tasks are work items or activities within the project that must be completed or achieved during the project, and include: Phases, Workstreams, Deliverables, Milestones and Actions.
From the Project Workspace, navigate to the Schedule section by scrolling down or selecting Schedule on the left navigation pane. To update a schedule task, double click on an item on the schedule to open its dialog box.
Here you can edit all details and add comments.
The options on the left of the dialog allow you to navigate directly to the relevant section of the dialog box, with a badge count telling you how many items of content is in each section:
![]() | Managing the specific details of a project:
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![]() | A checklist of activity can be created to help track what needs to be done to close out a schedule item. | |
![]() | Set a RAG status on how your item is progressing. The RAG status will surface in the Gantt chart, on the Project Workspace and in any reporting of the project schedule. | |
![]() | Access a list of all the Predecessors and Successors for the item, with the ability to change the type of relationship, set Lag, or delete the dependency altogether. | |
![]() | From here, risks, issues, dependencies or other project impacts and any incoming dependencies on the project, can be linked to the schedule item. | |
![]() | Add documents or links to the schedule item to keep all relevant documentation together in one place. | |
![]() | Follow on actions make it easy to assign actions to people who need to complete activity in support of the schedule item. | |
![]() | Add your comments directly to the schedule item to keep all the conversation around the item in one place. This is also useful when wanting to look back at the conversation around the item in the future | |
![]() | Use the Open Parent option to access the parent task of the sub-task in the task hierarchy.![]() | |
![]() | Use the PermaLink if you want to share a direct link to this item. |
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