Gantt chart view

The Gantt chart view is the most commonly used view in project management and tracking project schedules. Gantt chart view provides an illustrated version of task list, with Gantt bars that show the duration of your project's tasks across a timeline, relationship between tasks and the schedule.

Network diagram view

A Network diagram is a graphical view of tasks, dependencies, and critical path of project.  Boxes (also called a nodes) represent each task, and a line connecting two boxes shows the dependency between two tasks.

Resource calendars

Each project automatically includes a base calendar with some general working hours and a resource calendar that specifies a unique schedule for a specific resource. Project calendars are used to schedule tasks, and if resources are assigned to tasks, resource calendars are used as well. For each resource you can create an individual resource calendars based on the settings in base calendar.

Critical path and baselines

Critical path is a series of tasks that dictates the calculated finish date of the project. And baseline is a static copy of plan data that’s compared with actual and current data. Baselines helps to compare actual vs. planned

Sharing projects files and reports

Send Project Office X file, export and import files with Microsoft Project® (XML) format, save project as PDF file, PNG, JPEG and make HTML reports of tasks and resources

RESOURCE CALENDARS: Each project automatically includes a base calendar with some general working hours and a resource calendar that specifies a unique schedule for a specific resource.