Simple task assignment
Seamless email integration
Personalized dashboards
Break your project down into tasks
Tasks can be assigned to one or more members of your team, but a good rule of thumb is to try to create tasks that can be completed by one person to avoid confusion. To assign a task, select it from the list, click “Add assignee,” and select a member of your team. If the person isn’t in Wrike yet, simply add their email address, and an invitation to join Wrike will be sent to them.
View progress with the Gantt chart
We designed the Gantt chart in Wrike to give you a high-level view of project progress and a complete picture of work scope in a way that’s visually easy to digest.
After you assign a task in Wrike, click the date selector to set the start and due dates. Once you schedule your tasks, you can use the Gantt chart view to see the overall project plan. From there, you can drag and drop tasks to adjust deadlines and dates. Our project scheduler’s dynamic timeline automatically adjusts everything around your changes, and all adjustments are automatically shared with your team.
Add milestones
In Wrike, you can use milestones as reference points to mark a major event or a branching decision point in a project. Milestones are tasks that are scheduled for one day and have no duration. You can turn any task into a milestone.
Wrike comes with a pre-built “Conflicts Monitor” widget. This displays all milestones in your account, which are shared with you and have scheduling conflicts.
Create dependencies between tasks
Wrike created task dependencies to allow you to specify the relationships between tasks. This makes it clear to team members where their responsibilities lie within the project timeline. You can use them to indicate when a task should begin or end in relation to other tasks. To create dependencies, drag and drop tasks within the Gantt chart.
Each time you change a task date, any dependencies will also automatically update to reflect your change.
Monitor your project with dashboards
We designed the dashboard on the project scheduling template to be configured to your unique needs. In a single view, you can see which tasks are unassigned, due this week, overdue, or completed. Use the dashboard to make decisions in an instant regarding iterations and task prioritization.
As with the rest of the project template, you can modify the dashboard specifically to your needs. Each widget shows tasks that meet specified criteria. You can use Wrike’s pre-built widgets or build custom widgets to see tasks that match the filters you apply.
Anyone can use Wrike’s project schedule template. As its name suggests, the project schedule template is designed to help break up a project’s timeline into manageable parts, plan tasks, and track progress. Project managers, students, and marketers, specifically, may find the project scheduling template useful.
You can use Wrike’s project scheduling template to track your project progress from start to finish. Use the timeline view to see important tasks and their due dates. You can also use your pre-configured dashboard to see completed, unassigned, due, and overdue tasks — making it simple to track work at every stage.
Use the timeline view to see the complete project schedule. This interactive Gantt chart allows you to see and reschedule tasks as needed.
You can notify team members by @mentioning them in a task comment within your project management schedule template or by making them an assignee if they are responsible for the task’s completion.
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It is. Wrike is designed to be intuitive and easy to use as a whole, and we created this template to have everything pre-built for you to customize to your needs.
- Begin writing your project schedule by breaking it down into important tasks and milestones
- Assign dates and timelines to the tasks that will be then assigned to each team member
- View the progress of your tasks with the Gantt chart and create dependencies between tasks, if any
- Finally, monitor your project with custom dashboards to best suit your team’s needs. Read more helpful tips here
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You can only access this template when you create a new space. You can access the use case templates gallery through the space creation wizard. When you opt to create a new space, the template gallery opens by default.
- Click the “+” button in the upper-right corner of your workspace.
- Select “Space.”
- On the page that opens, hover over the use case you want and click “Preview.” Look for the “Waterfall project management” template in the list (use the search bar if needed).
- Now, you can see more information about the use case. Click “Select” to create a space.
Yes, there are.
- To use this template, you need to have at least the Business plan or up. Check our plans here.
- You must have the required permission to create a public space in your account.
- If the template contains account-level custom fields, custom item types, workflows, request forms, or automation, you must have the permission required to create those items.
- This template is available in all the supported languages.
Check the prerequisites above. If you don’t match one of the prerequisites, talk to your space admin or your account owner. If you match all the prerequisites and you still can’t see the “Waterfall project management“ template, feel free to reach out to the Wrike support team.