Sequence the work. Know when it ships.
Plan Delivery is where you sequence the work, the dependencies, and the milestones on an interactive Gantt timeline, so you always know when it will be done.
Everything the schedule needs, in one view.
Build the delivery plan from the work your teams already track, then keep it honest as dates shift.
Interactive Gantt roadmaps
Visual roadmaps that align strategy and execution across teams and timelines, built from initiatives, workstreams, and items you already have.
Dependency tracking
Record which items depend on which. Dependency lines render on the chart, and hovering an item highlights its connections so the order of work is easy to follow.
Date-based scheduling
Every task carries a start date, due date, and duration. Zoom the timeline from a day-by-day view out to quarters and years.
Milestones
Mark the significant points, releases, deadlines, and key checkpoints, as diamonds on the timeline so the whole team can see what the schedule is building toward.
A plan that stays current
With Link Mode on, rescheduling one item shifts the dates of the items linked to it, cascading down the chain so the plan keeps up with reality.
Cycle alignment
Snap the chart to any board's cadence to see the same plan through your team's sprints, or another team's, without rebuilding a thing.
Build the roadmap from work you already mapped
Create a Gantt, add initiatives, and pull in whole workstreams or individual items from your value map. Items on time-boxed boards bring their cadence dates with them, so the timeline starts populated instead of blank.
- Group charts into Gantt groups so each team and initiative stays organized
- Roll the view up for executives or expand level by level into the underlying tasks
- Filter by team, assignee, status, cycle, and more, then save and share the views you use most
Gantt roadmap with initiatives, nested workstreams, and item bars across a quarterly timeline
When one date slips, the plan keeps up
Record that one item depends on another, and Link Mode does the rest. Move a due date on the timeline and every linked item's dates shift with it, cascading through the chain, so a slipped date moves the downstream work instead of leaving the schedule stale.
- Shifts preserve the spacing you set between items rather than snapping work together
- Works across items, workstreams, and milestones anywhere in the dependency chain
- On by default for your organization, with a Linked / Unlinked toggle right on the chart
A rescheduled bar with dependency lines showing downstream items shifting in Linked mode
Test a slip before it happens
Drag the dates, watch what moves downstream, save it as a named scenario, and commit it only when you're ready. The live timeline doesn't move until you say so, so you can price out a slipped date without disrupting the plan everyone else is working from.
- Drag due dates and see every linked item re-date downstream, before anything is committed
- Keep the what-if as a named scenario instead of editing the live timeline
- Commit it when you're ready, on your schedule, not the tool's
A named what-if scenario staging date changes on the timeline before they are committed to the live plan
Anchor the timeline to what matters
Milestones mark the commitments, and cycle snapping shows how the work lands inside them. Map the chart to any board's cadence to see the plan through your sprints or another team's program increments, with progress filling each bar as work completes.
- Show bar progress by items completed, point estimates, or time estimates
- A TODAY marker keeps the current date in view as you pan the timeline
- Visual indicators roll up the hierarchy to surface missing dates and slipped work
Milestone diamonds on a timeline with sprint cycles in the background and progress fill on the bars
Part of one connected system.