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Schedule

Last updated: 2026.9.23

Register the planned dates for each process to compare them with actual construction progress and see the progress rate at a glance.

Process hierarchy

Processes have three levels. (Level 1: process group, Level 2: sub-process, Level 3: task)

ItemDescription
Process groupThe top level, a name that covers similar processes, usually a construction phase
Example) Design, Supervision, Building construction, Interior work, Civil works
Sub-processA main trade, meaning a specialized line of work or field
Example) Schematic design, Construction supervision, Waterproofing, MEP work, Electrical work
TaskA unit of work carried out within a process
Example) Scaffolding installation, 2F slab rebar placement, Ready-mixed concrete pouring, System window installation

Register planned processes

  • In the Project > Schedule menu, you can modify the processes to fit the project. You can register the dates for each process and assign workers to it.

Click Modify process.

The schedule screen. On the left, a table lists process names, Progress, and Assign worker. On the right, the weekly schedule is drawn as bars. Modify log, Permission Settings, and Modify process buttons are at the top right.
① Modify process

The Modify process screen opens.

The Modify process screen. The Modify process title and the Hide inactive process checkbox are at the top left, and the Add process group, Go back, and Confirm buttons are on the right. Each process row in the table has Edit, Order, Assign worker, and Add columns.
① Add process group ② Add sub-process or task ③ Confirm ④ Hide inactive process ⑤ Change order
ItemDescription
① Add process groupCreates a new process group
② AddAdds a sub-process or task below that row
③ ConfirmSaves your changes
※ A window asking for the reason for change opens
④ Hide inactive processHides processes you do not use from the list
※ Instead of deleting processes, turn off their activation
⑤ OrderDrag to change the order of processes

Click Add process group, then set the group name and color.

The Add process group window. It has a field for the group name and a circle for choosing the color, with the Add process group button below.
① Group name ② Color ③ Add process group

The color becomes the bar color on the schedule. Choosing colors that tell process groups apart makes the schedule easy to read at a glance.

Click the Add icon on the process group row, enter the sub-process information, then click Done.

The Add sub-process to Temporary works window. Trades/work Category, Process name, Period, Assign worker, and Activate are in one row, with an Add a sub-process row and the Done and Cancel buttons below.
① Trades/work Category ② Process name ③ Period ④ Assign worker ⑤ Done
ItemDescription
① Trades/work Category

Search for and select a base process
Search examples)

Schematic design, Construction supervision, Structural frame, Waterproofing, MEP work, Electrical work

② Process nameThe selected base process is shown automatically as the process name
※ You can change it to any name (Structural frame → Reinforced concrete)
③ PeriodEnter the construction period
※ Drag and drop the schedule bar to move it
④ Assign workerAssign workers to the process (multiple selection allowed)
※ Three ways to assign
1. Select project members
2. Select partner companies (partner companies registered in the partner management menu)
3. Enter directly
⑤ DoneAdds the sub-process you entered to the schedule

What is a base process?
It is the process classification system provided by CaasWorks. It is used to track and analyze recorded data and make processes more efficient.

Click the Add icon on the sub-process row, enter the task information, then click Done.

The Add task to Scaffolding installation window. Two rows hold a task name and period, each with a delete icon on the right. Below are an Add task row and the Done and Cancel buttons.
① Task name ② Period ③ Done
ItemDescription
① Task name

A unit of work carried out within a process
Example)

For Temporary works: Scaffolding installation, Layout marking, Scaffolding removal

② PeriodEnter the construction period
※ Drag and drop the schedule bar to move it
③ DoneAdds the task you entered to the schedule
How the construction period is calculated

You can enter a period for both sub-processes and tasks.

If both a sub-process and its tasks have periods, the task periods are used as the construction period.

Click Confirm, enter the reason for change, then click Done.

The Confirm window. It asks whether to change to the modified schedule, with a field for the reason for change and the Done and Cancel buttons below.
① Reason for change ② Done

You can see the reason for change in Modify log on the schedule. It is at the top right of the schedule screen.

Sort and hide planned processes

You can tidy up two things on the Modify process screen. The numbers match the Modify process screen image above.

ItemDescription
Change order (⑤)Drag the icon in the Order column to arrange processes in any order.
Hide (④)Turn off activation for process groups and sub-processes you do not use, then check Hide inactive process to hide them from the list.

Check construction progress

Register the planned dates for each process to compare them with actual construction progress and see the progress rate at a glance.

The progress view of the schedule. At the top, Drawings, Timelapse, RFI, and Reports · Milestone rows have colored markers on their dates. In the process bars below, the actually completed span is overlaid as a thin line.
① Planned process ② Actual process ③ Drawings ④ Timelapse ⑤ RFI ⑥ Reports
ItemDescription
① Planned processThe planned process dates
② Actual processShows the dates on which work on that process took place
③ DrawingsShows the dates drawings were registered (you can open drawing details)
④ TimelapsePreviews timelapse videos by date
⑤ RFIPreviews RFIs by due date
※ Colors differ by request status (Awaiting > In progress > Completed > On hold)
⑥ ReportsShows the dates on which work on that process took place (you can open work report details)

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