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A modern timeline planner for Odoo tasks, built without the external Gantt library dependency.
Advanced Web Gantt Chart gives Odoo users a theme-aware, native timeline view for planning and reviewing work. Switch scales, search tasks, focus on overdue items, open records quickly, and keep project schedules visible inside the standard backend experience.
Keep the task list and timeline side by side so dates, durations, and schedule changes stay visible without jumping between multiple views.
The interface follows the active Odoo theme and backend patterns so the Gantt view feels like part of Odoo instead of an embedded third-party widget.
Works with models that provide start and end dates, and can light up extra planning features when optional fields such as stage, progress, assignees, parent tasks, or dependencies are available.
The timeline toolbar keeps the everyday planning actions close at hand.
Move across the schedule, jump back to today, change the timeline scale, filter the visible workload, and open tasks directly from the grid or the bar. The result is a faster review loop for project managers, coordinators, and delivery teams.
- Previous, Today, and Next date navigation
- Day, Week, Month, and Year planning horizons
- Search tasks by name
- Overdue filter for late work
- Hide Done filter for cleaner active schedules
- Quick record opening and new task creation
Built to cover both simple scheduling and richer planning scenarios.
The module starts as a clean native Gantt for task scheduling and unlocks additional visual planning capabilities when optional fields are present on the model.
Always available
- Native OWL-based renderer
- Theme-aware styling
- Task bars with duration display
- Today highlighting in the timeline
- Progress fill and status coloring
- Toolbar filters and view menu
- CSV export
- Print support
Available when data exists
- Hierarchy view using
parent_id - Stage grouping using
stage_id - Assignee grouping using
user_ids - Dependency links using a dependency field
- Critical path highlighting from dependencies
- Baseline rendering with baseline start and end fields
- Stage labels and assignee counts in the grid
- Done detection from progress or closing stages
Switch between flat lists, task hierarchy, stages, or assignees based on the planning conversation.
When your data model includes the supporting fields, the view can organize tasks in the way your team naturally thinks about work: parent and child tasks, stage buckets, or assigned users.
- Flat view for simple schedule scanning
- Hierarchy view for parent and child task structures
- Stage view for delivery flow tracking
- Assignee view for user-based planning
- Collapsible group rows for denser schedules
Field support and configuration
The view requires start and end fields, and it can read a wider set of optional fields to enrich the planning surface. This makes it suitable for project tasks and other timeline-based records.
Required mapping
startfield for the task start dateendfield for the task end date- Works with both
dateanddatetimevalues - Automatic safety handling for missing or invalid end dates
Optional enrichment
progressfor progress-based bar fillstage_idfor stage labels and status cuesuser_idsfor assignee grouping and countsparent_idfor hierarchy modedepend_on_idsor mapped dependency field for linksbaseline_startandbaseline_endfor baseline bars
Useful for project teams, service operations, event planning, construction workflows, internal implementation roadmaps, and any process that runs on dates.
If your records have a start date and an end date, this view can turn them into a readable schedule. For organizations that want a native timeline in Odoo without depending on a separate frontend library, this module offers a strong starting point with room for richer field-driven planning.
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