"Dependencies are the backbone of project scheduling. LiquidPlanner supported multiple dependency types\u2014finish-to-start, start-to-start, finish-to-finish, and start-to-finish. When migrating to a new platform, you must recreate these dependencies accurately. Start by exporting a list of all dependencies from LiquidPlanner. If the export does not include them, document them manually from the Gantt views. Then, in the new tool, recreate each dependency. Some platforms support all four types; others support only finish-to-start. If your projects rely on advanced dependency types, verify that the replacement supports them before committing.\n\nAfter recreating dependencies, validate the schedule. Move a predecessor task and check whether the successor tasks shift accordingly. Run a scenario where a task is delayed by a few days and observe how the Gantt chart recalculates. This test reveals whether the new tool handles dependencies correctly. A useful resource on Medium ([https:\/\/medium.com\/@johan-winther\/liquidplanner-alternatives-621c9827e661](https:\/\/medium.com\/@johan-winther\/liquidplanner-alternatives-621c9827e661)) discusses task dependencies and scheduling across platforms, helping you anticipate gaps. If the new tool lacks a dependency type you need, consider whether you can work around it with lag time or manual adjustments. Document any compromises.\n\nMilestones should also be recreated. Milestones are zero-duration tasks that mark key dates. Ensure they appear on the Gantt chart and in dashboards. Check that notifications trigger when milestones are approaching or missed. Finally, run a full schedule integrity check. Look for circular dependencies, orphaned tasks, and unrealistic dates. Fix these issues before the team starts using the new system. A clean dependency structure prevents confusion and keeps projects on track. Investing time in this phase saves hours of troubleshooting later."

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