Scheduling & baselines
Keep the plan you agreed while the working plan changes.
Schedule the same stages, packages, scopes and tasks that carry the fee, then preserve named versions and baselines for comparison.
Schedule the same stages you bill.
Move dates inside the stages, packages, scopes and tasks the team already delivers. Their fees stay with the work.
Stage-to-task dates
Plan the broad delivery window and the dated tasks beneath it in one project hierarchy.
The working programme
Move dates in the working plan while keeping the task, its parent scope and its project context together.
Fees remain attached
Keep fee and cost totals on the same project hierarchy as its schedule changes.
Keep agreed and working plans distinct.
Name the agreed snapshot, continue changing the working version, and compare structure, dates and fees without overwriting the reference.
Named project snapshots
Label the agreed state so the team can identify the plan being used as the reference point.
Current versus agreed
Review the active working plan against the named snapshot rather than overwriting the reference plan.
Changes stay attributable
Use another project version for the revised structure or fee plan while the earlier baseline remains available.
Keep the original agreement for comparison.
Add the fee for changed scope and save a revised project plan. Keep the original agreement for comparison. Approval of the variation stays outside Monument.
Plan stages, scopes and milestones
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Move the programme. Keep what was agreed.
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