Erste Schritte
Vom Konto bis zum ersten eingeplanten Auftrag — der Reihe nach.
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Creating an account and starting the trial
How registration works, why Gantway asks about your industry and what happens after the 14-day trial.
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Exploring and deleting the sample data
After you register, your account is filled with a sample company. What it is there for, what the three missions are — and how to start with your own company.
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Work center, station, qualification — what is what?
Three terms that easily get muddled when you set up your master data. Here is what sets them apart and what Gantway needs them for.
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Completing your company profile
The first checklist step stays open even though the company name is long since there? Here's what the checklist is really waiting for.
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Creating master data
A single workstation or station is enough to complete this step. Which fields are required and why planning needs these resources.
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Configuring working hours
Working days, hours, breaks and federal state — these settings determine how much capacity your planning actually has per day.
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Creating your first employee
Only the name is mandatory — and not every employee needs a license. The difference between a planning object and real access.
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Creating your first customer
A last name is enough. Where you create customers, what the duplicate warning means — and why this step is sometimes done all by itself.
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Creating your first order
The guided assistant creates the customer and the order — but not the work steps yet. What the assistant does, what comes next, and where the paths differ.
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Adding work steps (tasks)
There is no input form — and that is intentional. How to create and name work steps, and why there is nothing to schedule without them.
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Planning an order on the desk
The Digital Desk is your planning board: schedule orders via drag & drop, spot conflicts instantly. The first visit is enough for the check mark.
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Releasing an order
Can't find a Release button? It's almost always down to the status: a draft has to be planned first. Here's the path and who's allowed to take it.