Gantt chart

The managements and site managers can grasp the overall progress status at a glance using the Gantt Chart feature. You can easily check deadlines, progress status of each process, and dependencies between each process. Since you can see the progress status at a glance, you can reduce omissions and delays in work.

On the dashboard, schedules and costs entered into the project timeline are automatically aggregated, eliminating the need for manual Excel calculations. *To use the dashboard, the "Budget vs. Actual Management" option must be enabled in the project timeline settings.

With the Gantt chart function, you can easily create Gantt Chart by importing a Gantt Chart template you created in advance. Additionally, adding or modifying processes due to specification changes can be done intuitively by drag & drop. This allows you to create Gantt Charts with less effort than with spreadsheet software such as Excel.

Gantt charts can be shared with specific parties, allowing secure operation. In addition, those involved can check the latest process schedule at any time using a smartphone app or computer. This eliminates the hassle of sharing Gantt Chart created in Excel with each person involved via email or paper every time a change is made.

You can output the Gantt Chart as an Excel file by narrowing down the period and type of work. At large-scale worksites, it is still possible to display and share process charts printed on-site. File output allows you to easily create and manage process sheets such as weekly process sheets and monthly process sheets that are difficult to create and manage using spreadsheet software such as Excel.

You can check the overall progress status across multiple sites using the cross-sectional process chart (project calendar) created for each site. You can also easily check multiple projects at a time and see who is assigned to which site.