Delivery Timeline Multi-Row Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Organize complex delivery schedules with this versatile multi-track timeline slide. The top header row displays ten date capsules, from 02/01/2023 through 30/01/2023, ensuring clear reference points. Below, three horizontal bands—yellow, red, and teal—serve as context rows, each featuring color-coordinated bars that span relevant dates and denote task durations. Hollow and solid circular markers indicate milestones and completion points, while alternating row shading enhances readability across tracks.

Built on master slides, every element is fully customizable. Swap the yellow, red, and green gradient fills to match your brand palette, adjust bar start and end dates in seconds, or rename the left-aligned row labels to represent departments, workstreams, or deliverables. Vector-based assets guarantee crisp visuals at any resolution, and intuitive layer names streamline editing. A hidden dark-mode variant preserves contrast in dim environments, and preconfigured entrance animations let you reveal each track sequentially to guide audience focus.

Designed for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this slide maintains pixel-perfect fidelity across devices and supports multiple aspect ratios as well as right-to-left languages for global teams. Grouped objects allow you to duplicate or remove bars and rows without disrupting the layout. Whether you’re mapping product rollouts, logistics schedules, or phased project deliverables, this delivery timeline empowers you to present time-based information with clarity, precision, and professional polish.

Who is it for

Project managers, logistics coordinators, and operations leaders will find this timeline indispensable for visualizing delivery schedules and interdepartmental dependencies. Marketing planners and event producers can also leverage it to coordinate launch activities and promotional campaigns.

Other Uses

Beyond delivery planning, repurpose this layout for sprint backlogs, content calendars, resource allocation charts, or any multi-phase roadmap. Simply update the date headers, row labels, and bar positions to fit your scenario.