Project plan

Your project plan breaks down the tasks involved in your project into a multilevel framework of dependencies.

Through the project plan, you can gain insights into your task hierarchy, with each process and step displayed as a subordinate element to its relevant task or process element.

You can export your project plan data from the Shoreline web app and import it into a project management software suite to visualize your project schedule as a Gantt chart:

The task breakdown within the project plan follows this hierarchy:

Task
- Process
  - Step

Within a Shoreline case, an example hierarchy might look like this:

Task: Installation (bottom fixed)
- Process: HLV mobilization
  - Step: Step 1
  - Step: Step 2
- Process: Loadout
  - Step: Step 1
  - Step: Step 2
  - Step: Step 3
- Process: Transit to windfarm
  - Step: Step 1
- Process: Jack up
  - Step: Step 1
- Etc.

The table below outlines the information in the exported file.

Header	Description
Outline level	For import into MS Project. Maps the hierarchy of tasks, processes, and steps.
Outline number	For import into MS Project. Maps the hierarchy of each process and step to its parent task.
Name	The naming convention and unique logistic ID taken from the Shoreline web app.
Start	When the task, process, or step began, in ISO 8601 format.
Finish	When the task, process, or step finished, in ISO 8601 format.
Duration	The total duration of the task, process, or step. A task duration is the total of the constituent process and step durations. A process duration is the total of the constituent step durations.
Resources	The logistics used in the task, process,