You can use the Arezzo Composer to impose constraints on your schedule. Note however that it may often be better to use internal triggers, which are more flexible than scheduling constraints.
Open the Arezzo Composer. When you first access this area from the Study Definition module, the plan for the study is displayed in the middle window.
Click on a task to display its handles. See image
Click on the centre handle and drag your mouse to another task to draw a line. See image This line is called a 'constraint line'. It acts like a 'one-way street' between two tasks. For example, if two eForms are linked by a constraint line, the first must be completed before the second one can be opened.
To remove a link, right click on it and select Remove Scheduling Link from the context-sensitive menu.