Project WBS turns an awarded estimate into a structured, schedulable plan — a phased work-breakdown tree with cost-loaded lines, real dates and a live Gantt. It's the backbone every control in BuildOps is built on.
The same work-breakdown structure, seen the way each part of your team needs to see it.
Break the job into phases and work packages, nested to any depth — the structure your schedule and cost both hang from.
Start and finish dates, durations and dependencies on every line, with progress to the project data date.
Each line carries its cost from the estimate, rolled up cleanly by phase and work package.
A visual timeline with the critical path highlighted — always current, never a separate file.
Freeze a baseline and watch actual progress drift against the plan over time.
The validated WBS feeds Earned Value, Schedule Comparison, Risk and Portfolio Planning.
Building a work-breakdown structure by hand — every phase, every task, then hunting down the cost for each line — burns hours before the job even starts. The AI WBS Composer reads your awarded estimate and drafts the whole structure in one click: phases, work packages, and every cost element already mapped in. Hours of structuring, done in seconds.
The Composer drafts; you decide. Inspect the full schedule and cost it generated — durations, predecessors, start and finish dates — flip between Summary and Detailed views, then Confirm & Add to WBS. Nothing touches your plan until you say so.
Organise the project into phases and work packages, set durations and dependencies, and track percent-complete to the data date — all in one structured tree, not a sprawl of spreadsheets.
Project WBS inherits the cost of the awarded estimate line-for-line, then rolls it up by phase and work package — so the plan you schedule and the budget you defend are the same numbers.
A live Gantt renders straight from the WBS — phases, work packages, milestones and the critical path — so anyone can read the shape of the project in seconds.
We'll show you how an awarded estimate becomes a scheduled, cost-loaded plan — and the backbone for every control that follows.