Every module, in every tier.
Risk analysis, DCMA and forensic delay analysis are not add-ons. They are screens in the same application, reading and writing the same project model.
Schedule
7 modules
Activities
The critical-path Gantt where the schedule is actually built — a virtualised table and timeline that computes your dates from logic, calendars and constraints instead of letting you type them.
WBS
Build the deliverable hierarchy once, drag unassigned activities onto it, and save the whole structure as a reusable template for the next project.
Projects
The portfolio register — an EPS tree, full project CRUD, and one place to open, duplicate, or promote a what-if scenario into a real project.
Network
See the logic instead of the bars — an activity-on-node diagram in four layouts with the critical path highlighted and float on every card.
CP Crash
Find the cheapest way to pull the finish date in, see what each day actually costs, and know the exact date the critical path moves to a different chain.
Delay Digger
Forensic delay analysis on your own schedule revisions — window by window, separating what slipped because of progress from what slipped because someone edited the plan.
DCMA Checks
Run the DCMA 14-point assessment against your live schedule, a stored project, or a client’s XER — before they run it on you.
Cost & estimating
9 modules
Estimates
Build a priced, versioned estimate with a full rate build-up, then push it straight through to the project budget and cost assignments.
Cost
One cost dashboard that adds up cost assignments, resource assignments and activity fixed costs without double-counting them.
Cost Types
A project’s own cost-code library, seeded from a shared global library so every project reports against the same chart of accounts.
Cost Assignments
Allocate budgeted cost to activities, WBS elements or the project, and track it from planned through committed to paid.
Project Expenses
A filtered register of project expenses with approval and payment state, receipts flagged and the money totalled.
Resources
The resource pool — people, materials, equipment and cost items — stocked from a shared library and carrying the rate and capacity everything else calculates with.
Resource Assignments
Staff the schedule and see, period by period, where demand exceeds what your people can actually supply — with baseline, actual, remaining and scenario on the same axis.
Time-Phase
Spread cost and units across periods with a choice of distribution curve, and read it as a histogram, an S-curve or a P6-style spread matrix.
S-Curves
Baseline, planned and actual progress curves built from activity dates alone — no cost, no budgeted units, no resource data required.
Risk
2 modules
Risks
A portfolio register carrying threats and opportunities, each with its own matrix and strategies, linked both ways to the schedule.
Monte Carlo
Re-run the critical path thousands of times over three-point durations and register risks, then commit a chosen confidence level back into the schedule as a real, rescheduled plan.
Shared
3 modules
Library
One shared library of roles, resources, cost types, units, currencies and WBS templates that every project in the portfolio draws from.
WPs & Docs
Your document register, beside the schedule.
AI Assistant
A project-controls assistant that drafts, edits and reviews — where every proposed change is staged for your approval before anything is written.
See them working on your own schedule.
Send an XER before the call and we will import it, run the DCMA assessment on it, and show you what we find.