The three types of plan are: Project Plan, Stage Plan and Team Plans. The Project Plan is used at the Direction Level and therefore is used by the Project Board. It is created during the Initiating a Project process and is a high-level plan for the whole project. It will show the major products of the project, when they will be delivered and the associated cost. It is a major control document for the Project Board. The Project Manager keeps the Project Plan up to date during the project. The Stage Plan is used at the Management Level. It is created for each stage (e.g., for a period of 2 months), and is used by the Project Manager on a day-to-day basis. It is much more detailed than the Project Plan and just focuses on one stage. The Team Plans are used at the Delivering Level. They are created and used by the Team Manager in the Managing Product Delivery process. The focus is to plan the work that is assigned to the Team Manager in Work Packages.