Who can use this feature?
PLM premium
Admins and Supervisors
1. What is Gantt chart
Gantt chart provides a graphical overview of the current state of your product development.
This report beautifully illustrates the progress of your product development stages through these horizontal timeline bars representing your set planned dates Vs
the actual dates they were
accomplished.
2. How to create a gantt chart
Make sure to add your planned start and end dates before generating the gantt chart. You can do that through time tracking tool.
Learn more here ➔
Step 1: Click on this menu icon located in the top left corner of your account.
Step 2: Click on this Reports option from the dropdown menu.
Step 3: Click on + add report in the top navigation bar to generate a new report.
Step 4: A new window pop-up will appear to define your report criteria. Here type in a name you wish to give to your report ,
select gantt chart in the report type field from the four multiple choices in the drop-down menu.
At last, you can select any particular techpacks, folders or keywords you wish to include in your report. Further explained in the step below.
Step 5: In this object selection field you are going to filter the techpacks you wish to include in the report.
Select the source of your techpack search by techpack name itself, a specific folder or through a keyword.
type in your search query here to look for a particular object.
Please enter at least 4 characters in the object name
Step 6: Click filter and the system will list down all techpacks matching your search query.
Step 7: Click on to add that techpack in the report. You can also select
add all to report to include the whole list.
Step 8: generate report to generate the gantt chart.
The gantt chart will be generated with:
The stages - Each stage and it's planned start and end date. Also, the actual start and end date will be shown in the chart.
Percentage Completion - Each stage's percentage completed is indicated by the green bar. Learn more how to add percentage completion to your stages.