Combined with breakout, analytics provide subtotal across any field in your calendar.In the fast-paced world of project management, keeping projects organized, on track, and within deadlines is crucial. Turn on analytics to measure your schedule. More info and a short video of breakout in action here: Breakout by Resource – balancing your workload.Conversely, if two calendars both have a "location" field, but one is labeled "Place" and the other is labeled "Location", DayBack will treat them as separate fields on breakout.So two calendars, with different actual field names in different Salesforce objects, could both have a field label of "Project Type" and DayBack would treat them as the same field, combining any matching values from those two calendars. You're seeing the field "labels" and data is summarized according to its field label, irrespective of the actual field name under the hood.The fields you see on the "Breakout By Field" selector include fields from any visible calendars.When using the "More" option to breakout by any field, here are a few things to keep in mind: Horizon view can show as few as seven days, and as many as several dozen centuries. Breakout by Any Field & Analytics (Charts).
Cascades can be scoped within a project and may include custom criteria to exclude certain statuses so that, for example, meetings or deadlines don't shift as you re-allocate your work. With this enabled, schedule changes cascade into downstream events so you can see the consequences of your changes. Note: If you're looking to enforce project dependencies, check out custom calendar actions like DayBack's cascading event action. We’ll be adding some of that stuff in subsequent builds but we also recognize that “real” Gantt chart apps are too complicated for most projects–we want something that gets at the relationships between events–and lets you see everything at a glance–without lots of junk to slow you down. The current release doesn't have dependencies, for example, or horizontal “bands” in the chart for each role or phase.
I also like this term as opposed to “Gantt chart” since this will probably be missing a few things normally found in Gantt charts–at least in this first version. We’re calling this the “horizon” view because it lets you can out past the current week or month to longer time ranges. Importantly, Horizon view lets you work at long time scales, so deadlines don't sneak up on you. And of course, it will respect your filters so you can see just one project (filtering for that project) or perhaps just one resource across multiple projects (filtering for that resource). Gantt Chart (Horizon View) Is there a Gantt Chart in DayBack Calendar?ĭayBack's "Horizon" view is our version of a Gantt chart and it lets you look at an entire project at a glance, as opposed to just one-month or one-week at a time.
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