The Schedule Screen

Every bar is coloured by float remaining — not just a binary critical/non-critical flag:

The full legend is shown at the top right of the Gantt header.

When a baseline is selected, a thin grey bar appears directly below each forecast bar at the original baseline position. The visual gap between the two bars is the schedule slip at a glance — no numbers needed.

Enable the Risk Pressure toggle to visualize potential delay from pending signals as a ghost bar extending from the forecast bar. Color encodes urgency tier:

If these risks materialize, the forecast bar will shift to meet the ghost bar's end. WBS nodes also aggregate potential drift, showing +Nd pot. alongside confirmed slippage.

Milestone activities — those with identical start and end dates — are distinguished with a diamond shape in the timeline and a ◇ icon in the sidebar label. Diamond bars feature an inner shadow for a premium look.

The Gantt legend (top-right of the chart header) includes a Milestone entry for reference.

When signals have been detected against an activity (but haven't yet added up to visible schedule slip), a minimal ⚡+Nd badge appears at the end of the bar. Hover the bar to see the full breakdown in the tooltip.

Hovering any bar opens an instant (no delay) structured card showing:

• Activity name with risk-tinted header
• Forecast Start / Finish dates
• Baseline Finish date (when baseline selected)
• Float / Drift / Signal delay — three colour-coded metric tiles
• Progress bar (backed by percentComplete)

The Deviation column ranks activities by a composite heuristic blending four factors:

Activities scoring above 120 show CRITICAL, above 70 show HIGH, above 40 show MED.

Every risk driver is automatically categorized by its Urgency Tier, determined by its proximity to contractual milestones and its current attribution status:

The Exposure column shows the locked financial exposure from accepted signals linked to each activity. Colour is relative to the current page — not fixed thresholds:

Click any row to expand the Impact Drivers panel inline. It shows every accepted and pendingsignal that contributes to that activity's deviation:

Every column header is sortable. The default sort is Deviation Score (highest first)— the engine's best guess at what needs attention now.

Sorting is performed server-side across the full dataset — not just the current page. This ensures ranking by Potential Exposure or Risk Pressure score accurately reflects the worst activities across all pages.

Use the filter chips (Critical / At Risk / On Track) or the AI search bar to narrow to a subset.