Activity definitions can be grouped into Plans. When you have different plans, you can choose one as the default. If you use scopes or a standard definition to create new activities, the new activities will automatically be connected to the default plan.

Each plan has an operational period. Only activity definitions that are applicable during the operational period are allowed to be connected to the plan. The generation of orders is also limited to the operational time frame of the plan.

You can make different plans with different activities. In principle, each activity can only be part of one plan at a time. However, it is possible to include an activity in multiple plans, if there are no overlapping time periods that might cause conflicts.

Planned activities are graphically plotted on a planboard. While they are still in the Planned stage, you can move the activities to different dates and times.

Once the plan is balanced and is set to the Active status, the plan enters the Operational stage. That is when you generate orders and assign these to the appropriate teams or tradespeople.