DELIVERY

See what a date
change sets in motion.

Plan dependent work with working days, shared resources and visible delivery commitments.

Example companyMC
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Delivery scheduleIllustrative view
Atlas delivery planWorking weeks · October
Activity05121926
Design validation
Design
Build preparation
Build
Acceptance test
Test
Design → Build → Test Linked sequence · illustrative dates
Planning basisWorking daysCalendar + company closures
Resource viewPer personAllocation within date windows
Illustrative workflow · sample data
FOR PROJECT MANAGERS AND ENGINEERING LEADERS

A clearer way
to move forward.

A new finish date can affect downstream tasks, people and projects. A calendar alone does not explain the consequences.

A schedule that makes dependencies and capacity part of the delivery discussion.

INSIDE THIS CAPABILITY

The details that make it useful.

Connected sequence

Define predecessors, task durations and linked schedule rows. Review the Gantt view, critical path and day or week scale.

Real working calendars

Use working weekdays and company closures. Confirm approved-leave planning support for your release.

Per-person planning

Allocate effort across multiple people and date windows. Work-driven scheduling uses remaining effort; locked work preserves constraints.

HOW THE WORK MOVES

From context to action.

01

Sequence the plan

Connect dependent activities and operational tasks.

02

Add availability

Review the working calendar and people allocations.

03

Check consequences

Review the calculated finish and shared-resource impact.

SCOPE & AVAILABILITY

Set the right expectation.

Linking an operational task is explicit. A standalone schedule row does not automatically create an employee task.

Review the full product scope →
MAKE THE CONNECTION

Start with the way
your company works.

Bring a real workflow to the conversation.
We’ll explore where MCT Orbit fits.

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