The move, in order
Relocation Timeline Management
Every decision, document, appointment, and task on one shared timeline, split into before and after the move, with Plarelo suggesting when each step should start so the slow ones never slip.
Change an entry's date or phase, and it moves to its place on the timeline, just like in the app.
The problem
A move is a sequence, not a checklist
The hard part of a relocation is not only knowing what to do: it is doing each thing early enough, in the right order, around a single fixed date.
The dates sit in different places
Appointments in email, deadlines in a spreadsheet, the move date in someone’s head. Nothing shows the whole sequence in one view.
Slow processes get started too late
School enrolment, visa appointments, and registrations take weeks to come through. By the time they feel urgent, the window to start them has already closed.
Pre-move and post-move get mixed up
A flat checklist does not separate what has to happen before the client lands from what waits until they have arrived.
The plan says what to do, not when
A plan lists what to do. It does not, on its own, tell you the order, or how early each thing needs to begin.
How Plarelo solves it
One timeline, anchored to the move, with timing built in
See the whole sequence at a glance, and the start-early steps before they turn urgent.
The whole move on a single timeline
Decisions, paperwork, tasks, visits, and milestones all sit on one chronological timeline, split into pre-move and post-move around the move date. You and the client see what is coming next instead of piecing it together from separate lists.
A start-early cue on every step
Every step carries a suggested start relative to the move (begin school enrolment about eight weeks out, the visa appointment earlier still), so you can flag the slow ones before they become a scramble. You and the client always set the real dates.
Questions, answered
What goes on the timeline?
Everything with a date: decisions, paperwork, tasks, visits, and milestones, all in one chronological view rather than scattered across separate lists.
How does the pre-move / post-move split work?
The timeline anchors to the client’s move date. Anything dated before it sits in the pre-move phase and anything after it in post-move, with move day itself as a milestone in between.
What are the suggested-timing cues?
Plarelo suggests when each step should start relative to the move (for example, begin school enrolment about eight weeks before move day), so the slow, start-early ones get flagged while there is still time. You and the client still set the actual dates.
Can I share or hand over the timeline?
Yes. Export it as a PDF in one click, or share the live plan so the client sees the same timeline you do and it stays current as dates change.
Put the whole move on one timeline
Anchor every step to the move date and let Plarelo flag the slow ones early. Free for your first client.
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