Dependency-aware planning
Tasks can be linked to required predecessors so start dates are based on real sequence, not guesswork.
Features · Scheduling
Automated scheduling with human control
You stay in control of when work should start, while Harnzer predicts realistic task dates using dependencies, team availability, and outstanding work.
A single connected scheduling workflow
Define your project logic once, then let the system continuously suggest when each task should start and finish.
How Harnzer decides schedule dates
The scheduler evaluates each task in context. It checks what must be completed first, who is available to do the work, and what else is still in progress before proposing start and end dates.
- You can set explicit start expectations where needed.
- The engine still predicts realistic timings across dependent tasks.
- Updated dates flow through to Timeline and Gantt views automatically.
Resource availability checks
Assignments and team capacity are included in the calculation, helping avoid impossible overlaps.
Predictive start and finish dates
Harnzer proposes dates for each task and keeps those dates coherent as project conditions change.
Manual override when needed
Users can still set or adjust dates directly. Automation supports planners; it does not replace judgement.
Step 1
Set task rules
Define constraints, dependencies, priorities, and assignment intent directly in task management.
Step 2
Run and review schedule
Scheduler status feedback confirms whether tasks were placed as expected and highlights where attention is needed.
Step 3
Communicate the plan
Move straight to timeline visualizations with confidence that dates reflect current project reality.
Next steps
Explore related views or open a trial to try scheduling with your own tasks.