Planned task hierarchy
The Task Hierarchy tool available for Planned Task displays the relationship between parent and child planned tasks.
Before you begin
Role required: admin
About this task
Out-of-box, the Task Hierarchy tool is available in both Project and Release Management.
Different Planned Task tables have different UI actions to launch the task hierarchy:
- To view the hierarchy of a Project, navigate to the use the Task hierarchy context menu action.
- To view the hierarchy of a Product in Release v2, navigate to the product and click the Product hierarchy related link.
- To view the hierarchy of a Release in Release v2, navigate to the release and click the Release hierarchy related link.
[Omitted image "Rm2Heirarchy.png"] Alt text: Release hierarchy
The Task Hierarchy can be added to any planned task table by:
Procedure
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Navigating to System UI > UI Actions.
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Selecting one of the existing Task Hierarchy UI Actions (for example, Task hierarchy if Project Management is activated).
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Change the table to the desired table and rename the UI Action if appropriate, and insert.
The hierarchy should now be available as a UI Action on the form of the new table.
Parent Topic:Extending the Task table with Planned tasks
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title: Planned task hierarchy
description: The Task Hierarchy tool available for Planned Task displays the relationship between parent and child planned tasks.
locale: en-US
canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/platform-administration/table-administration-and-data-management/t\_PlannedTaskHierarchy.html
release: australia
product: Table Administration and Data Management
classification: table-administration-and-data-management
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-09-10"
reading_time_minutes: 1
breadcrumb: [Planned tasks, Working with Task table, Table admin, Tables and data, Configure core features, Administer the ServiceNow AI Platform]
---
# Planned task hierarchy
The **Task Hierarchy** tool available for Planned Task displays the relationship between parent and child planned tasks.
## Before you begin
Role required: admin
## About this task
Out-of-box, the **Task Hierarchy** tool is available in both Project and Release Management.
Different **Planned Task** tables have different UI actions to launch the task hierarchy:
- To view the hierarchy of a Project, navigate to the use the **Task hierarchy** context menu action.
- To view the hierarchy of a Product in Release v2, navigate to the product and click the **Product hierarchy** related link.
- To view the hierarchy of a Release in Release v2, navigate to the release and click the **Release hierarchy** related link.
\[Omitted image "Rm2Heirarchy.png"\] Alt text: Release hierarchy
The Task Hierarchy can be added to any planned task table by:
## Procedure
1. Navigating to **System UI** > **UI Actions**.
2. Selecting one of the existing Task Hierarchy UI Actions \(for example, **Task hierarchy** if Project Management is activated\).
3. Change the table to the desired table and rename the UI Action if appropriate, and insert.
The hierarchy should now be available as a UI Action on the form of the new table.
**Parent Topic:**[Extending the Task table with Planned tasks](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/platform-administration/table-administration-and-data-management/c_PlannedTask.md)
| title | Planned task hierarchy |
| description | The Task Hierarchy tool available for Planned Task displays the relationship between parent and child planned tasks. |
| locale | en-US |
| canonical_url | https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/platform-administration/table-administration-and-data-management/t\_PlannedTaskHierarchy.html |
| release | australia |
| product | Table Administration and Data Management |
| classification | table-administration-and-data-management |
| topic_type | task |
| last_updated | 2026-09-10 |
| reading_time_minutes | 1 |
| breadcrumb | Planned tasksWorking with Task tableTable adminTables and dataConfigure core featuresAdminister the ServiceNow AI Platform |