Schedule

Add activity | check off | copy | pause | lock | comment | Import schedule | Schedule in dashboard | Finished tolerance

15 articles in this collection
Written by Jonas Steeger, Moritz Mußmann, and Philipp Spahn

Import activities / schedules

Learn how to import activities and schedules

Written by Moritz Mußmann
Updated over a week ago

Add an activity

Learn how to add an activity to your schedule

Written by Moritz Mußmann
Updated over a week ago

Start an activity

Learn how to start activities in Falcon

Written by Moritz Mußmann
Updated over a week ago

Check off an activity

Learn how to mark an activity as done or completed

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Batch editing schedule data

Learn how to edit schedule data in batches.

Written by Philipp Spahn
Updated over a week ago

Move activity to another measure

Easily move activities between measures

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Activity copy to

Copy activities to another measure with just one click

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Pause/activate activities

Pause or activate activities

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Lock input for activities

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Your Schedule

Learn how you can use Your Schedule in the Dashboard to see all your outstanding activities at a glance

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Schedule Highlights

Learn why Falcon sometimes colors your activities blue!

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Reorder activities

Learn how to order and sort activities into the order you prefer

Written by Moritz Mußmann
Updated over a week ago

Describe/Comment on an activity

Learn how to comment on an activity

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Finished tolerance

Learn how ticking off activities is linked to delay tolerance.

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago

Set schedule plan

Learn how to copy schedule entries from the actual/forecast column to the plan column where it is empty. Perfect for bottom up planing!

Written by Jonas Steeger
Updated over a week ago