Nebulas ERP now brings project planning and execution together in a single WBS workspace, giving project managers and coordinators the flexibility to view their work breakdown structure as a list, a timeline, or both at once, while keeping workload visibility, plan baselines, and reusable templates within easy reach; the result is a faster, more consistent way to set up, track, and deliver projects without jumping between disconnected tools.

One workspace for planning and running your project WBS

The new WBS workspace separates Plan and Execution so project teams always know whether they're shaping the work ahead or tracking what's happening now. Within the Plan view, switching between List, Timeline, and Split display modes lets you organize tasks the way that suits the moment—line by line for detail, on a timeline for scheduling, or both side by side for a complete picture. Built-in planning tools stay within reach throughout, so structuring, adjusting, and refining the WBS never means leaving the workspace.

  • Separate Plan and Execution views keep project planning and day-to-day tracking clearly distinct.
  • List, Timeline, and Split display modes let you choose how to visualize and organize the work breakdown structure.
  • Planning tools built into the workspace support structuring and adjusting tasks without switching context.
  • A dedicated Workload tab shows workload information tied directly to the project plan.
  • Baseline snapshots capture the current plan so you can compare progress against the original schedule.
  • Plan templates—new or saved from existing plans—speed up setup for future, similar projects.
  • The workspace and its view labels are available in English, Spanish, French, and Italian.

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What changes for you

You no longer need separate tools for planning and running a project: the same workspace lets you move between the Plan and Execution views, and within Plan, choose List, Timeline, or Split depending on what you need to see at that moment.

When you need to know who's committed to what, the Workload tab surfaces information tied directly to the current plan, while baselines let you lock in a reference point and later compare it against actual progress.

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Why it matters

Keeping planning and execution in one place cuts down on time spent hunting for scattered information and makes it easier to keep a project current, with less risk of losing track of deadlines or workload.

Being able to save a plan as a template means you're not starting from scratch every time: recurring or similar projects can be set up faster, leaving more time for the work that actually moves the project forward.