Work Breakdown Structure and Estimate made easily and efficiently

WBS

Work Breakdown Structure(WBS) maintenance on outline and chart views, to layout work packages, set target date, sketch out estimate and track cost with natural gestures. With support to export WBS to PDF, Excel and images files, sync across multiple devices, and integrate with QuickPlan to create as a new project schedule.

WBS is a hierarchical and incremental decomposition of the project into phases, deliverables, and work packages. It is a tree structure, which shows a subdivision of effort required to achieve an objective, for example, a program, a project, and a contract.

Maintain WBS in the OUTLINE and CHART views

Maintain work elements in an outline view which acts as a grid with frozen and scrollable columns, and a graphics tree-style chart view, to divide the work elements, set target date, input estimate, and track work cost (support to automatically add the costs up the element hierarchy) – with supports of continuous and batch inputting.

Chart View
Outline View

Super Efficient

Natural gestures use on a clean user interface makes WBS maintenance more straightforward, faster, and more efficient than ever before.

Change work tree structure on the outline view.
- Change work element outline level – swipe left / right
- Change work element sequence – hold and move up/down
- Move work element to other group – hold and move up/down
Maintain work elements on the chart view.
- Change work properties – double tap
- Change work display properties – long press
- Collapse/Expand group – tap on group icon
- Collapse/Expand ALL groups – tap with two fingers together
- Zoom – pinch
- Other operations such as select/unselect work, display menu and etc

Professional Reports

Supports to export the whole or partial project to the image, PDF, and MS Excel files, with content customization options.

PDF
MS Excel
Image

Integrations

Open WBS file in QuickPlan to create a new project schedule; And importing work elements from MS Excel file.

QuickPlan supports to create a new project schedule by opening a WBS file directly, and supports to export a project schedule to a WBS file.
Importing work elements from MS Excel file. View Details