What are the different statuses for load-based generated schedules?

The statuses for load-based generated schedules primarily revolve around their progress and outcome concerning the scheduling process. "Completed," "Canceled," and "Failed" are specifically indicative of the final state of the scheduling effort.

When a schedule is marked as "Completed," it means that the process to generate the schedule has successfully finished, and the schedule itself is now ready for use. This status assures stakeholders that all necessary tasks have been executed, and the schedule is finalized.

On the other hand, "Canceled" signifies that the scheduling process was intentionally stopped, perhaps due to changes in requirements, resource availability, or other factors that necessitated halting the generation of the schedule before completion. Understanding this status is critical for planning and resource allocation.

Finally, when a schedule is labeled "Failed," it indicates that there was an error or issue during the scheduling process that prevented it from being generated successfully. This status alerts the management or workforce planning team to investigate the cause and take action to rectify any problems that may have arisen.

Each of these statuses helps teams in effectively managing and monitoring their scheduling processes, ensuring clear communication and facilitating the timely addressing of issues.