GanttPRO saves time on writing offers to our customer. It really makes it easier to set up the project on a high logic level.
Some clients just have a look at the project plan once and say: “Yeah, ok!” and let us fully take care of it without any coordination from their side.
Our portfolio is very diverse, from classical graphical design, communication design and product design to architectural development in terms of exhibitions, workspaces, and other interior design projects.
The special and connecting aspect of our work is the focus on the human being and its internal and external nature. No matter how different our design challenges are, everything we design is always for humans in the end. That’s why we’re called design for human nature!
What is the biggest benefit that you get from GanttPRO?
We were looking for a tool to share our project timeline with customers and then easily edit within our team. Previously, our designer drew the timeline for customers. It was good and bad at the same time. On the one hand, the timelines were very attractive. We drew them showcasing not only the length but also their importance and connections. But we found that most of the clients were a bit overwhelmed with the diagram and didn’t really get what we had put in it.
GanttPRO made all the tasks and milestones clear for clients and saved us a lot of time, so we decided to switch to the tool. We started to plan every single project in GanttPRO.
It’s definitely very helpful because I manage three projects and clients at the same time. Very overwhelming, a lot of stuff going on, but using Gantt charts, I can always be updated and see where we’re at for every project.
What GanttPRO features do you value most?
We’re currently using GanttPRO for projects where we’re working on a new work environment. It’s a big company we develop office spaces for. And at the same time, we upgrade the branding for this company. Those two streams are running in parallel and it’s very helpful to use GanttPRO and see how many designers are working on tasks, and control if they have more than 8 hours planned for some days.
It’s a very helpful overview because we can unintentionally exceed 8-hour limits and GanttPRO helps us to timely notice it.
Once my tasks are linked, I can check the Auto scheduling mode and my whole plan will move when I change time frames of any task in a chain. And in case I want the tasks’ time frames to be changed independently, I just uncheck the Auto scheduling mode.
Sometimes, we export projects to our top-managers to show the initial set-up of a plan. When needed, we print it to show to a client.
This is how I can share the link with a customer and the project will appear in a static unchangeable format. So, even if we keep editing the project internally, it doesn’t affect the reporting version of the sheet we sent to our customers in the very beginning.
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