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Task planner

7 guides.

Reading the GanttWhat every bar shape means, how groups get their dates, and the line between planning and deployed. How a task gets its datesWhere a bar lands and why, how hours pack into days, and when the schedule recomputes. DependenciesMaking one piece of work wait for another, across groups and work streams, and what happens to the dates you typed. ConflictsDouble bookings and missed deadlines: what the engine checks, what it will never do for you, and why a conflict can come from a job you cannot see. Work waiting on youCompleted work waiting on a manager to sign off, and timesheet changes waiting for approval. Sending work to a shopHand some or all of a job's work streams to another shop, or no streams at all and just a description and the drawings, with the material lists and files they need. Take it back or close it when the work is done. Shop profilesWhat Jeevy knows about each shop in the network: capabilities, notes, people and equipment, how loaded it is, the Jeevy work it did and how it went. Prospects live here too, before they have a portal.