Gantt chart

Work­sec­tion is a project man­age­ment ser­vice for teams of any size. Plan, com­plete, and mon­i­tor task exe­cu­tion using an inter­ac­tive Gantt chart and kan­ban boards.

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What is Worksection?

Work­sec­tion — a project man­age­ment ser­vice with Agile tools. The inter­ac­tive Gantt chart with the crit­i­cal path will sim­pli­fy work­ing with dozens of tasks, and kan­ban boards will help visu­al­ize your busi­ness process­es. Plan your work for the month, esti­mate the bud­get, and ana­lyze results on the project dash­board with veloc­i­ty charts. The AI search will find the need­ed task even with par­tial matches.


Sync your work cal­en­dar with your per­son­al cal­en­dar so you don’t miss urgent tasks and client meetings.

What is a Gantt chart?

The Gantt chart is a visu­al tool for project plan­ning. It con­sists of a hor­i­zon­tal time­line and a ver­ti­cal task scale. It is used to allo­cate work­load among employ­ees and to mon­i­tor deadlines.


What is a Gantt chart in Work­sec­tion? It is a built-in inter­ac­tive tool that helps dis­trib­ute work­load among employ­ees and track dead­lines. Move and extend tasks with sim­ple drag-and-drop, change para­me­ters direct­ly on the chart, and switch between scales — days, weeks, months.



If the start or end time of a task in the chart changes, Work­sec­tion will auto­mat­i­cal­ly adjust the dead­lines of all relat­ed tasks.

Develop a critical path

The crit­i­cal path is a way to build the short­est and most effi­cient route to achieve results: com­plet­ing a project or imple­ment­ing a busi­ness process. Build the crit­i­cal path in a Gantt chart to assess how much resources the com­pa­ny will spend on the project and when it will be able to com­plete it. Work­sec­tion high­lights the crit­i­cal path in the chart so you can imme­di­ate­ly see the key points of the project.

Create a structure of tasks

In the Gantt chart, you estab­lish rela­tion­ships between tasks and sub­tasks from dif­fer­ent projects.Task depen­den­cies allow you to accu­rate­ly describe the sequence of work. This assists in plan­ning resources for large teams and estab­lish­ing inter-project con­nec­tions.


Cre­ate Gantt charts online and assign tasks among employ­ees. Change task dead­lines depend­ing on the work­load of the performers.

Synchronization with personal calendar

Used to work­ing with a per­son­al cal­en­dar? Sync it with the built-in Gantt chart online in Work­sec­tion to trans­fer the start and end dates of tasks to your per­son­al calendar.

With the Gantt chart, you can also

  • even­ly dis­trib­ute the work­load for con­tin­u­ous production;
  • build a work­flow scheme with many sub­tasks at two levels;
  • under­stand if there are any con­flicts between the start or end dates of dif­fer­ent projects/​tasks;
  • review the Gantt chart by peo­ple to assess the work­load of each team member;
  • use the Gantt chart at the account lev­el for a strate­gic overview of all projects by management;
  • export the project time­line to Excel for the client.

Create a Gantt chart online in Worksection

The Work­sec­tion Gantt chart is one of the ways to dis­play tasks of your project. Unlike com­peti­tors, the Work­sec­tion Gantt chart is already built into the sys­tem with sup­port for Drag & Drop, inline edit­ing, and crit­i­cal path.


No addi­tion­al edi­tors or com­plex set­tings are need­ed. Cre­ate, edit, and track tasks in one interface.

Cre­ate a project

Start a new project in just a few clicks, set up the para­me­ters, and add your team. Work­sec­tion auto­mates task man­age­ment, allow­ing you to focus on the impor­tant details.

Fill the project with tasks

Break the work into stages, set pri­or­i­ties and dead­lines. Add sub­tasks, assign respon­si­ble per­sons, and track changes in real-time.

View tasks on the Gantt Chart

Select the Gantt chart as the task dis­play for­mat to visu­al­ize the entire process clear­ly. The Gantt chart allows you to link tasks, man­age depen­den­cies, and adjust dead­lines direct­ly on the inter­ac­tive timeline.

How to build a chart in Worksection

Frequently asked questions about the Gantt chart

What is an online Gantt chart and what is it used for?

An online Gantt chart is a con­ve­nient way to plan and track the progress of projects over time. It shows which tasks are cur­rent­ly being worked on, what is sched­uled next, and how they are relat­ed to each other.

What advan­tages does the online Gantt chart have com­pared to offline tools?

An online Gantt chart is updat­ed in real-time and acces­si­ble to the entire team from any device. This ensures trans­paren­cy, quick respons­es to changes, and syn­chro­nous work on the project.

How to cre­ate an online Gantt chart in Worksection?

Sim­ply choose a project, add tasks, and open the Gantt Chart” view mode. You will be able to estab­lish rela­tion­ships between tasks, set dead­lines, and see the com­plete pic­ture of the work.

Can the Gantt chart be used for plan­ning tasks and resources?

Yes. In Work­sec­tion, the Gantt chart helps even­ly dis­trib­ute work­load, avoid con­flicts between dead­lines, and effec­tive­ly plan team resources.

How does the Gantt chart help in track­ing dead­lines and project progress?

Work­sec­tion auto­mat­i­cal­ly updates relat­ed tasks when dead­lines change. This allows you to see the cur­rent sta­tus of each stage and respond to delays in a time­ly manner.

Is the online Gantt chart suit­able for work­ing with remote teams?

Yes, all team mem­bers see one updat­ed ver­sion of the plan. This facil­i­tates coor­di­na­tion, increas­es trans­paren­cy, and reduces the risk of errors.

Can the Work­sec­tion Gantt chart be inte­grat­ed with cal­en­dars and oth­er services?

Yes, you can syn­chro­nize tasks with your per­son­al cal­en­dar to avoid miss­ing dead­lines. Inte­gra­tions through API and oth­er ser­vices are also available.

Which com­pa­nies most com­mon­ly use online Gantt charts for project management?

Online Gantt charts are used by IT com­pa­nies, agen­cies, mar­ket­ing stu­dios, con­sult­ing firms, con­struc­tion, and prod­uct com­pa­nies. They are par­tic­u­lar­ly effec­tive for com­plex, mul­ti-lev­el, and long-term projects.