Build a Timeline View in Fibery
Add a Timeline View, choose the databases and date fields, and decide what each lane represents. A date range is usually simpler than separate start and finish fields.
Before you start: Have a Feature database and a Date Range field. Free-plan Timeline use is private; confirm the plan supports the audience you intend.
Worked example: Plan an Invite flow Feature from November 10–14 and a Roles review from November 17–18. Use one item per lane during review so names and boundaries are readable.
Step-by-step guide
Create the Timeline
Click + beside the Space and select Timeline. Choose Feature for the rows shown on the View.
Select the date source
Choose the Feature Date Range field. If none exists, use the Dates selector’s + Create new Date Field action.
Configure readable lanes
Use Items to choose lane settings and one entity per lane when reviewing individual commitments. Use Fields to show responsibility.
Schedule the backlog
Open Backlog and drag an undated sample Feature onto the timeline. Open it afterwards to inspect the resulting date range.
Check how edits persist
Drag a bar edge to change one boundary, then its middle to move the whole range. Record tentative dates as tentative in the Feature description.
Common mistakes
Assuming undated work is lost
Undated entities are available in Backlog; final-state items are excluded from that panel.
Sources and verification
Based on product documentation checked on 2026-11-04. This is a documentation-based guide, not a hands-on benchmark. Features and availability can change.