Status in planeus helps you track progress across all levels of your planning, ensuring you always know what’s happening — from high-level projects down to individual tasks.

Every Planning Object in planeus has a status that shows where it stands in the planning or production process.

Here are the possible statuses:

planeus links Planning Objects in a hierarchy. This means that the status of higher-level objects often depends on what happens to the lower-level ones.

The same logic applies to all Planning Object hierarchies. Following are some examples:

When all Work Steps are Scheduled, the Production Order is also Scheduled.

If at least one Work Step has Started or is Paused, the Production Order is Started.

If some Work Steps are already Completed and the remaining ones are still Scheduled, the production order is also Started.

When all Work Steps are Completed, the Production Order is Completed.

If one Work Step is Interrupted, the Production Order is Interrupted.

Even if another Work Step has already Started or is Paused, the Production Order is still Interrupted when one Work Step is Interrupted.