Timeline
A week-by-week construction programme for every project
Every project's programme sits in one place your whole team can read, so you know where each job is up to and what's coming next without ringing round the sites to find out.

- No more blank spreadsheets
- A new job starts with your usual programme already sketched out, so you only change what's different about this one.
- Deliveries that keep up
- When a delivery date changes on the order the programme moves with it, so nobody's working from last week's dates.
- Fewer calls from your client
- Your client can see which stage their project is at and when the next one starts, without seeing your working programme.
Know where every job is up to
When the programme lives in a spreadsheet on one person’s laptop, finding out where a job has got to means ringing whoever’s running it and hoping they’ve kept it up to date. With Navanto every project’s programme is in one place the whole office can read, so you can see what’s happening on site this week and how much room is left before handover without picking up the phone.
Your usual phases are already set out when you start a new job, so you’re adjusting a programme you trust rather than building one from nothing every time.
Catch a late delivery before the trades are waiting
The worst time to find out the tiles won’t arrive until after the tiler’s started is the morning the tiler turns up with nothing to lay. Your deliveries sit on the programme in the week they’re due and move when the date on the order changes, and NavantoAI flags any that will land after the work that needs them has started, while there’s still time to ring the supplier.
Where the time went, and what was checked
Weeks lost to bad weather or a change in scope are marked on the programme, so when your client asks why handover has moved you can show them exactly where the time went. The things that have to be checked on site before work moves on, such as dimensions against the drawings, are there too, with who checked each one and when, so a missed check shows up now rather than at snagging.
Your client knows what stage they’re at
Your client sees each stage of their project and its dates on their portal, so they know what’s happening and what comes next without you sending them your working programme. The site updates your team posts are tagged to the same stages as well, so anyone looking back at a job can find the photos for each stage of it.
Read more about the timeline in the docs
- TimelineFor your teamThe weekly programme chart — phases, tracks and week notes, disruption markers, checkpoints, and the milestones your client sees.
- TemplatesFor your teamReusable lists of tasks, drawings or timeline phases, and how to apply one to a project in one go.
- ProjectsFor your teamHow to create a project, what lives inside one, and how statuses and handover dates work.
See the timeline on your own projects
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