Can I postpone a site without redoing the whole schedule?

Yes. You shift the site and, if you want, every site that follows: dates, jobs and the needed-by dates of the orders all move together.

Is the client told when the dates change?

Shifting a site prepares the e-mail to the client, with the reason and the new dates. You read it over, you send it.

Do supplier deliveries show on the schedule?

Yes, on the same timeline as the sites, with their expected date. A late delivery is flagged in red, along with the sites it is holding up.

Planning

The whole company's week, delivery delays included

A planning tool that knows what a job site is: teams and jobs on a Gantt or calendar view, supplier deliveries on the same timeline — and when a delivery slips, the site shifts in one click and the client is informed automatically.

Try it free Open the demo

Gantt and calendar views

Sites as bars over the weeks or jobs day by day: drag a bar to shift a site, its deliveries follow.

Delivery delays under control

Orders carry their needed-by and delivery dates: a late delivery is flagged in red, with the sites it impacts and the shift that fixes the schedule.

The client informed automatically

Rescheduling a site prepares the client e-mail — reason, new dates — so a delay never turns into an awkward silence.

Inside the module

Real screenshots of the application — not mockups.

The MaitreChantier planning in Gantt view, with delivery markers on each site — Sites and deliveries on one timeline
Every site as a bar, its declared progress underneath, and the deliveries it depends on pinned to the same timeline — late ones in red.

Upcoming supply orders in MaitreChantier, with late deliveries flagged — Deliveries to watch, delays to absorb
Material to order and deliveries expected on your sites — the ones running late are flagged with the impacted site and a one-click shift that keeps the schedule honest.

Frequently asked questions

Can I postpone a site without redoing the whole schedule?: Yes. You shift the site and, if you want, every site that follows: dates, jobs and the needed-by dates of the orders all move together.
Is the client told when the dates change?: Shifting a site prepares the e-mail to the client, with the reason and the new dates. You read it over, you send it.
Do supplier deliveries show on the schedule?: Yes, on the same timeline as the sites, with their expected date. A late delivery is flagged in red, along with the sites it is holding up.