Gantt Plume: every field and setting explained

This page describes everything Gantt Plume offers: the field wells, then each card of the Format pane, in the order they appear. The default value of each setting is in bold, and premium features carry a ★. For a guided first visual, see the getting started guide.

The visual's fields

Field (exact name)	Required?	How many fields	What you drag in	What it's for	Example
Groups (project, phase…)	No	1 to 6	Text columns	Collapsible hierarchy, from the broadest level to the finest	Project, Phase
Task	Yes	1	Text column	Name of each row of the plan	Task
Start	Yes	1	Date column (not its hierarchy)	Start of the bar	Start
End	No	1	Date column	End of the bar	End
Duration (when there is no end)	No	1	Number measure	Bar length when there is no end	Duration (days)
Progress (%)	No	1	Number measure (0–1 or 0–100)	Bar fill, computed status	Progress
Owner / resource	No	1	Text column	Grid column, coloring, Resources view	Owner
Color (team, type…)	No	1	Text column	One color per value, legend	Team
Bar label	No	1	Text column	Text written on the bar	Note
Bar color (measure) ★	No	1	Measure that returns a color	Color forced by a calculation	Alert color
Milestone (yes / no)	No	1	Text or number column	Turns the task into a milestone	Milestone
Task ID (for dependencies)	No (yes for dependencies)	1	Text or number column, unique	Reference for predecessors, data order	ID
Sort order	No	1	Number, date or text column	Forces the order of tasks and groups	Rank
Predecessors ★	No	1	Text column in MS Project format	Dependency arrows, critical path	Predecessors
Baseline start ★	No	1	Date column	Planned start (baseline)	Planned start
Baseline end ★	No	1	Date column	Planned end (baseline)	Planned end
Grid columns	No	0 to 8	Columns (text, number, date)	Extra columns in the task grid	Budget €k
Tooltips	No	Several	Measures	Extra values on hover	—
Dynamic format	No	Several	Measures renamed card.setting	Drives a Format pane setting with DAX	—

Groups (project, phase…)

Drag one column per level, from broadest to finest: portfolio, then project, then phase… up to 6 levels. The order of the fields in the well is the order of the hierarchy: Phase then Project would give phases containing projects. Each group gets a summary bar that runs from the earliest start to the latest end of its tasks; its progress is the average of its tasks weighted by their duration (a 40-day task weighs more than a 2-day task). Without groups, the plan is a simple list of tasks. With automatic coloring and no Color field, the first group level provides the colors.

Task

The name shown in the grid and, by default, next to the bar. Two rows with the same name in the same group go on a single row of the plan, with several bars: this is intended for time off, machines or a task that is interrupted and resumed (setting Rows and hierarchy › Same task = same row (several bars), on by default).

Start and End

Start is required: choose the column itself, not its Date Hierarchy. Otherwise the visual explains the problem in edit mode and does not draw the bars. End is optional:

• with an end, the bar runs from start to end; by default, the end date is included (a task from the 3rd to the 5th lasts 3 days, setting Time axis › End date included);
• with no end but a Duration, the bar is extended by that duration;
• with neither an end nor a duration, the task becomes a milestone.

Dates with a time are respected: switch to the Hours scale for workshop or field service schedules.

Duration (when there is no end)

A measure that returns a number, added to the start date in the unit chosen in Time axis › Durations counted in: Business days by default (weekends and holidays are skipped), Calendar days or Hours. Useful when your source contains "start + number of days" instead of an end date. Fill in either End or Duration, not both.

// If your table has a Days column (number of working days planned)
Duration (days) =
SUM ( Tasks[Days] )   // one row per task: the sum returns that task's number

Progress (%)

A measure between 0 and 1, or between 0 and 100: the visual recognizes both. It fills the bar with the completed share (setting Bars › Progress inside the bar), appears in the Progress column and feeds the computed status ★ (late, at risk…). Blank: the bar is not filled.

Owner / resource

A text column with the name of the person, team or machine. It feeds the Owner column of the grid, the By owner coloring, the Task and owner label and, above all, the Resources view ★ (one row per owner). Only one column: for several people on a task, duplicate the task row, one per person.

Color (team, type…)

A text column where each value gets its own color: team, type of work, subcontractor… You choose each color in Format › Data colors; it stays attached to its value, even when a filter changes the values displayed. The legend lists these values. Can you put several series in it? No: only one field. To combine two criteria, create a column that concatenates them (for example Team & " · " & Type).

Bar label

A short text column (manually entered status, lot number, remark) written on the bar. As soon as it is filled in, it replaces the default "Task and owner" label. The setting Data labels › Content: “Bar label” field forces it explicitly. In the example, Note shows "Neighbor's appeal" on the building permit. A bar with an empty label keeps the default label (with “Bar label” field, it shows none, except milestones, which keep their name).

Bar color (measure) ★

A measure that returns a color: a #RRGGBB code ("#C0392B") or a color name ("red"). It takes priority over every coloring mode. If it returns a blank value, the bar keeps its usual color: so write the measure to return a color only in the case you want to flag (example: Alert color, in "The data to provide").

Milestone (yes / no)

A column that flags milestones. Recognized values: Yes / No, Oui / Non, True / False, 1 / 0 or "x". Any other non-empty text also makes a milestone and is shown as its type (for example "Delivery", "Committee"). A milestone is drawn with the shape set in the Milestones card (diamond by default) at its start date. Reminder: a task with neither an end nor a duration is a milestone even without this field.

Task ID (for dependencies)

A unique code per task (A3, 125, LOT2-04…), compared without regard to case. It serves two purposes: Predecessors ★ refer to their tasks by this ID, and the Data order (ID) order in the Rows and hierarchy card follows this ID.

Sort order

A number, date or text column that forces the order of tasks and groups. Text sorting is "natural": "Lot 2" comes before "Lot 10". Blank values go last. With this field, the Sort › Sort tasks by setting is only used to break ties. To sort projects, give every task in a project the same value, like the Rank column in the example.

Predecessors ★

A text column that lists, for each task, the tasks it depends on, in MS Project format. It also requires the Task ID (for dependencies) field.

Syntax: IDs separated by ; (or ,). Each ID can be followed by a link type and a lag.

Notation	Reads as	Link type
A3	A3 must finish before this task starts	FS (finish → start), the default link
A3FS or A3FD	Same thing, written out in full	FS in English, FD in French
A4SS or A4DD	This task starts when A4 starts	SS (start → start) / DD
A4FF	This task finishes when A4 finishes	FF (finish → finish), identical in both languages
A4SF or A4DF	This task finishes when A4 starts (rare)	SF (start → finish) / DF
A4SS+15	Starts 15 days after A4 starts	link + positive lag (wait)
A3FS-2d	Starts 2 days before A3 finishes	negative lag (overlap)
3;5SS+2;8FF-1d	Three links at once	—

Lag units:

Unit	Meaning
none, d or j	Days, business or calendar depending on Time axis › Durations counted in
ed or ej	Calendar days (always, weekends included)
h	Hours
w or sem	Weeks
mo or mois	Months
%	Percentage of the predecessor's duration (A3FS-25%)

A decimal comma is accepted too (+1,5d). An unknown unit is counted in days and flagged in edit mode.

What the visual does with these links: it draws elbow arrows, always left to right, from the predecessor to the successor. It never moves a task: dates always come from your data. If a successor starts too early for its link, that is a conflict, flagged in red (and in the tooltip). The links also feed the critical path ★.

Baseline start ★ and Baseline end ★

Two date columns: the baseline, that is, the plan approved at the start. The visual draws a thin gray bar under each actual bar and calculates the variance in business days (▲ late, ▼ ahead). Fill in both. For a task without a baseline, leave these columns empty.

Grid columns

Up to 8 columns (not measures) shown as extra columns in the task grid, in the order of the well: budget, lot, priority, supplier… Numeric columns are summed on group rows (setting Task grid › Sum numeric columns in groups): the project shows the sum of its tasks' budgets.

Tooltips and Dynamic format

Tooltips: measures added to each bar's tooltip, in addition to the dates, duration, progress and owner (see the common basics). Dynamic format: measures renamed card.setting that drive a Format pane setting (see the common basics). A Gantt-specific example: a measure renamed layout.statusDate that returns FORMAT ( TODAY (), "yyyy-mm-dd" ).

Format pane settings

The cards shared by every Plume visual (Plume Studio License, Style, Tooltips, Title, Source note, Frame, Language and numbers) and the two basic settings of the Interactions card are described in the common basics. Here are the cards specific to Gantt Plume, in the order of the pane. Color and text settings have the fx button: a measure or a rule can drive them.

In Gantt Plume, text size and density are set in Format › Task grid › Text size and Format › Rows and hierarchy › Row height (px). Style specifics in this visual: Minimal removes banded rows and vertical lines, Unknown Pleasures ★ removes banded rows, Neon ★ makes the bars glow.

Layout

Chooses the view, where the plan opens and the date used as "today".

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
View	Tasks: the hierarchical plan. Resources: one row per owner, tasks stacked in lanes, overlaps in red (requires the Owner / resource field).	Tasks (hierarchy) · Resources (one row per owner) ★
Whole plan in the frame (PDF export) ★	Removes scrolling: all the rows and the whole period fit in the visual. For printing, PDF or PowerPoint export and email subscriptions.	off
Initial position	Point in time shown when the report opens.	Start of the plan · Today (status date) · End of the plan · Chosen date
Initial date (yyyy-mm-dd)	Date the plan opens on. Can come from a DAX measure (Dynamic format layout.startDate). (shown when Initial position = Chosen date)	text; empty
Status date (empty = today)	"Freezes" the report at a date: it is used for the "today" line, the computed status and the expected progress. Format yyyy-mm-dd.	text; empty

Data colors

Chooses how the bars are colored and the colors of the computed status. Below these settings, the card lists one color per value of the current series (team, project or owner): the chosen color stays attached to its value, even after a filter.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Coloring	Rule that gives each bar its color. Computed status colors according to the state of the task on the status date (see the how-to guides).	Automatic (Color field, else first group) · By the Color field · By the first group · By owner · Single color · Computed status (late, at risk…) ★
Color	First setting with this name: color of all bars in Single color mode.	color; empty
Color	Colors one by one: in the other modes, the pane shows one row per value (group, owner, value of the Color field) with its name, so you can choose its color (fx button available).	color; empty
Summary bars (empty = text)	Color of the summary bars of projects and phases.	color; empty
Status: done	Color of tasks at 100% (Computed status ★ mode).	color; #2E7D4F
Status: on track	Tasks in progress, at the expected pace.	color; #2A6F97
Status: at risk	Tasks in progress, behind the expected pace (dashed bar).	color; #B26B00
Status: late	Tasks whose end date has passed without being finished (hatched bar).	color; #C0392B
Status: upcoming	Tasks not yet started.	color; #7C8190
“At risk” beyond (points behind)	Accepted gap between expected progress (time elapsed) and actual progress, in percentage points. Beyond it, the task becomes "at risk".	10 (0 to 50)

The two Color settings have the same label in the pane: the first is under Coloring, the second right after it.

Task grid

Sets the grid to the left of the plan and its columns. The toggle in the card header matches Show.

Grid group

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Shows or hides the grid.	on
Width (px, 0 = automatic)	Width of the grid. The easiest way: drag the divider between the grid and the plan (double-click = automatic).	0 (0 to 3000)
Text size	Size of the grid text.	12 (7 to 20)
Date format	Pattern for writing dates in the grid, using Power BI codes: MM/dd/yy, MMM dd, yyyy-MM-dd…	text; empty
Indent per level (px)	Shift to the right for each level of the hierarchy.	14 (4 to 40)
Task column width (px, 0 = automatic)	Width of the name column. The other columns keep their width; those that no longer fit are hidden.	0 (0 to 1200)
Wrap long names	A name that is too long wraps onto several lines (the row gets taller) instead of being cut off.	off
Maximum lines	Maximum number of lines for a name; beyond that, the last one is cut off with "…". (shown when Wrap long names = on)	3 (2 to 6)
Sum numeric columns in groups	Numeric Grid columns show their sum on project and phase rows.	on
Column header color (empty = secondary text)	Color of the grid column titles.	color; empty

Columns group

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
No. (1, 1.1, 1.1.1…)	Outline number of each row, like the WBS in MS Project, in the displayed order.	off
Owner	Column for the Owner / resource field.	on
Start	Start date.	on
End	End date.	on
Duration	Duration calculated in the unit set in Durations counted in.	off
Progress	Progress in %.	on
Status (computed status)	Status spelled out with a dot (done, late…). Useful with the Computed status ★ coloring.	on
Float (critical path)	Total float of each task: the number of business days it can slip without delaying the end of the project (requires the Critical path ★).	on
Variance (baseline)	Variance in business days from the baseline (requires the baseline fields ★).	on

Rows and hierarchy

Sets the row height, the order of tasks and groups, and what is expanded when the report opens.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Row height (px)	Height of each row in the grid and the plan.	28 (14 to 72)
Levels expanded at start	Depth expanded when the report opens. 0: only the first level (the projects); 1: its children too…	9 (0 to 9)
Save the state in the report (edit mode)	In edit mode, keeps in the report the groups you expanded or collapsed by hand. They then take priority over Levels expanded at start.	on
Group summary bars	Shows the bar of each project and each phase.	on
Collapsed group: detail on its row ★	What a collapsed group shows on its row, like the "rolled up" tasks in MS Project. Summary bar only: the group's bar. Task milestones: the milestones of its tasks, with their names. Task bars and milestones: all its bars and milestones. Names never overlap; hover and click act on the task itself.	Summary bar only · Task milestones · Task bars and milestones
Same task = same row (several bars)	Rows with the same task name in the same group share a row (time off, machines, split tasks).	on

Bars

The look of the task bars: height, corners, progress and border (these settings were in Rows and hierarchy and Bars and labels before version 1.3; existing reports keep them).

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Height (% of the row)	Thickness of the bars relative to the row.	58 (20 to 100)
Rounded corners	Radius of the bar corners, in pixels.	3 (0 to 12)
Progress inside the bar	Fills each bar according to its progress (dark part = done).	on
Progress complete at	Value of the Progress field that means “done”, as the Maximum completion of the Microsoft Gantt.	Automatic (1 or 100) · 1 (100%) · 100
Border width	Outline of the bars, like the bar border of the Microsoft Gantt; 0 = no outline.	0 (0 to 4)
Border color (empty = bar color)	Color of this outline.	color; empty

Milestones

Sets the look of milestones (one-off tasks).

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Shape	Milestone symbol.	Diamond · Circle · Triangle · Square
Size (px)	Size of the symbol.	12 (6 to 28)
Color (empty = task color)	Single color for all milestones.	color; empty
Date in the label	Adds the date to the milestone name.	on
Vertical line	A line across the whole plan at each milestone date.	off
Line color (empty = milestone color)	(shown when Vertical line = on)	color; empty
Line style	Look of the line. (shown when Vertical line = on)	Solid · Dashed · Dotted
Opacity (%)	Transparency of the band: the lower the number, the subtler it is. (shown when Vertical line = on)	60 (10 to 100)

Dependencies ★

Sets the arrows drawn from the Predecessors ★ field. Without this field, the card has no effect. The toggle in the card header matches Show.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Draws the dependency arrows (elbowed, left to right).	on
Color (empty = secondary text)	Color of the arrows.	color; empty
Width	Line width of the arrows.	1.2 (0.5 to 4)
Flag conflicts (successor too early)	Colors the arrow of a link that isn't respected (the successor starts earlier than its link allows); the conflict is also written in the tooltip.	on
Conflict color	Color of these conflicting arrows. (shown when Flag conflicts (successor too early) = on)	color; #C0392B
Follow the chain on hover	When you hover over a bar, highlights the whole chain upstream and downstream (what it waits for and what it blocks).	on

Critical path ★

The critical path is the sequence of tasks where the slightest delay pushes back the end of the project: these are the tasks with no float. The visual calculates it from the dependencies, on the business-day calendar (weekends and holidays excluded), network by network: two unlinked projects each have their own critical path. The toggle in the card header matches Show.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Colors the critical tasks and calculates the Float column. Requires the Predecessors ★ field.	off
Color	Color of the critical tasks.	color; #C0392B
Maximum float (days)	Float in days still considered critical. At 0, only tasks with no float at all; at 3, also those with only 3 days of slack.	0 (0 to 30)

Baseline ★

Compares actuals with the plan (fields Baseline start ★ and Baseline end ★). The toggle in the card header matches Show.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Draws a thin baseline bar under each actual bar.	on
Color (empty = gray)	Color of the baseline bar.	color; empty
Variance in days at the bar end	Writes the variance in business days at the end of the bar: ▲ late, ▼ ahead.	on
Accepted variance (days)	Accepted variance, in days: a variance less than or equal to this value is shown as zero (0 d), so the task is considered on time.	0 (0 to 30)

Data labels

Sets the text written next to the bars (formerly the "Bars and labels" card; the look of the bars moved to the Bars card). The toggle in the card header matches Show.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Writes a label next to each bar.	on
Content	Text shown next to each bar. When the Bar label field is filled in, it replaces Task and owner.	Task and owner · Task · Owner · Progress · Dates · “Bar label” field · None
Position	Where the label goes. With dependencies, the right-hand label is placed after the outgoing arrow.	Right of the bar · Inside the bar when long enough · Left of the bar
Size	Size of the labels.	10 (6 to 18)
Bold	Labels in bold.	off
Italic	Labels in italics.	off
Color (empty = automatic)	Color of the labels.	color; empty

Time axis

Sets the timeline header (days, weeks, months…), the calendar (weekends, holidays) and how durations are counted (formerly the "Timeline" card, plus the "today" line and the axis bounds).

Scale group

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Initial scale	Zoom level when the report opens. The reader then changes it with the toolbar or Ctrl + mouse wheel. Automatic shows the whole plan if there is room.	Automatic (whole plan, adapted ticks) · Fit all · Hours · Days · Weeks · Months · Quarters · Years
First day of the week	Day each week starts on in the header.	Monday · Sunday
Week numbers	Shows week numbers (W42…) at the Weeks or Days scale.	on
Fiscal year start (quarters, years)	Starting month of the fiscal year (your organization's accounting year): shifts the quarters and years in the header.	January · February · March · April · May · June · July · August · September · October · November · December
Axis start (yyyy-mm-dd)	Fixed start of the timeline. Keep the same frame under a filter with a DAX measure in the Dynamic format field named timeAxis.min, e.g. CALCULATE(MIN(Tasks[Start]), REMOVEFILTERS()).	text; empty
Axis end (yyyy-mm-dd)	Fixed end of the timeline (DAX: a timeAxis.max measure).	text; empty

Calendar group

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Shade weekends	Shades Saturdays and Sundays in the timeline.	on
Days off color (empty = gray)	(shown when Shade weekends = on)	color; empty
Holidays (yyyy-mm-dd; …)	List of dates separated by ;. They are shaded and skipped in business-day durations, dependency lags and the critical path.	text; empty
End date included	The end date counts as a full day: a task from the 3rd to the 5th lasts 3 days (for dates without a time).	on
Durations counted in	Unit of the Duration column, of the Duration (when there is no end) field and of lags in days.	Business days · Calendar days · Hours

Labels group

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Size	Size of the timeline header text.	9 (6 to 18)
Color (empty = secondary text)	Color of this text.	color; empty
Header background color	Background of the time header and of the grid column headers (empty = none).	color; empty
Month names	How months are written in the header.	Automatic (as space allows) · Full (January) · Short (Jan) · Initial (J) · Number (01)
Hours	Time format (timeline, grid dates and tooltips).	As the language · 24-hour (14:00) · 12-hour (2:00 PM)
Quarter format	Pattern for writing quarters: q = quarter number, yyyy or yy = year (with a shifted fiscal year, the year in which it ends); other Power BI date codes are accepted.	text; empty
Year format	Pattern for writing years: yyyy or yy.	text; empty

Today group

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
“Today” line	Vertical line at the status date.	on
Color (empty = accent)	Color of this line. (shown when “Today” line = on)	color; empty
Line label	(shown when “Today” line = on)	text; empty

Gridlines

The guide lines of the plan, like the X-axis gridlines of the native line chart: vertical at the timeline ticks, horizontal between rows, and banded rows. Vertical lines were in Timeline, banded rows in Task grid.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Vertical (ticks)	Lines separating days, weeks or months in the timeline.	on
Color (empty = lines)	(shown when Vertical (ticks) = on)	color; empty
Line style	(shown when Vertical (ticks) = on)	Solid · Dashed · Dotted
Horizontal (between rows)	A line under each task row.	off
Color (empty = lines)	(shown when Horizontal (between rows) = on)	color; empty
Width	Width of the gridlines.	1 (0.5 to 4)
Banded rows	Every other row is lightly tinted, so the eye can follow a row.	on

Legend

Lists the values of the color series (teams, projects, owners or statuses). It appears when there are several series. The toggle in the card header matches Show.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Shows the legend.	on
Position	Where the legend sits in the visual.	Top · Bottom · Right · Left
Alignment	Alignment of the legend. (shown when Position = Top or Bottom)	Start · Center · End
Legend title	Adds a title before the values.	off
Title text	Text of this title. (shown when Legend title = on)	text; empty
Size	Size of the legend text.	9 (6 to 24)
Color (empty = secondary text)	Color of the legend text.	color; empty
Click = select the series	Clicking a value selects all its tasks and filters the other visuals.	on

Sort

The order of tasks and groups (these settings were in Rows and hierarchy before version 1.3).

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Sort tasks by	Order of tasks within each group. Data order (ID) follows the Task ID field. With the Sort order field, it is only used to break ties.	Start date · End date · Name · Data order (ID)
Sort groups by	Order of projects and phases, which can differ from the task order (projects by name, tasks by date).	Same as tasks · Start date · End date · Name · Data order (ID)
Descending order	Reverses the order (most recent at the top, for example).	off

Toolbar

The buttons offered to the reader at the top of the visual. The toggle in the card header matches Show.

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Shows the toolbar.	on
Search	Search box: finds a task while keeping its groups.	on
Scales and “Fit”	Buttons to change the scale (hours to years) and Fit. In edit mode, the chosen scale is saved in the report.	on
Expand / collapse all	Button that expands or collapses all groups.	on
“Today” button	Brings the timeline back to the status date.	on

Date markers ★ (Analytics pane)

In the Analytics pane (the magnifying glass icon next to Format), the Date markers ★ card adds up to 3 vertical lines at key dates (go-live, committee, delivery) and one shaded period (deployment freeze, summer vacation). All dates are written yyyy-mm-dd.

Marker 1, Marker 2 and Marker 3 groups (same settings for each):

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Shows this marker.	off
Date (yyyy-mm-dd)	Date of the line.	text; empty
Label	Text written next to the line.	text; empty
Color (empty = accent)	Color of the line and label.	color; empty
Line style	Look of the line.	Solid · Dashed · Dotted

Period group:

Setting	What it does	Options (default in bold)
Show	Shows the shaded period.	off
From (yyyy-mm-dd)	First day of the period.	text; empty
To (yyyy-mm-dd)	Last day of the period.	text; empty
Label	Text written on the period.	text; empty
Color (empty = accent)	Color of the band.	color; empty
Opacity (%)	Transparency of the band: the lower the number, the subtler it is.	10 (2 to 60)

Premium ★ features in this visual

Feature	Where to set it
Dependencies (arrows, conflicts, chain on hover)	Predecessors ★ field + Dependencies ★ card
Critical path and Float column	Critical path ★ card (with the Predecessors ★ field)
Baseline and variance	Baseline start ★ / Baseline end ★ fields + Baseline ★ card
Bar color from a DAX measure	Bar color (measure) ★ field
Computed status (done, on track, at risk, late, upcoming)	Data colors › Coloring: Computed status (late, at risk…) ★
Resources view	Layout › View: Resources (one row per owner) ★
Whole plan on one page (PDF, PowerPoint, subscriptions)	Layout › Whole plan in the frame (PDF export) ★
Detail of collapsed groups (milestones, bars)	Rows and hierarchy › Collapsed group: detail on its row ★
Date markers and shaded period	Analytics pane › Date markers ★
Advanced styles, advanced palettes, Theme JSON	Style card (values marked ★)

Nothing is locked: without a key, a ★ feature works normally and only shows the "Plume Visuals · Premium preview" watermark (see the common basics and the pricing). The watermark only appears if a ★ feature is actually used.

Learn more

• Getting started with Gantt Plume: the data to prepare and a first visual, step by step.
• Gantt Plume: 10 how-to guides (dependencies, critical path, PDF…): recipes for everyday needs.
• Getting started with Plume visuals: installation, license, styles and settings shared by all visuals.
• The visual's page: Gantt Plume. A question? Support.