Schedule Health & Risk Analysis
Know whether your schedule, and its finish date, will hold
Automated schedule health checks across every project, plus Monte Carlo schedule risk analysis that turns a single finish date into P50 and P80 forecasts you can plan around.
Sound familiar?
- Schedule quality varies by scheduler, and nobody sees it until a review.
- Open ends, hard constraints and excessive float hide inside large schedules.
- Leadership gets one finish date with no sense of how confident it is.
- Risk analysis happens once, in a separate tool, and is never refreshed.
What we deliver
- Automated health checks (DCMA 14-point style plus your own rules) on every project, every update
- Trend views that show whether schedule quality is improving
- Monte Carlo simulation on P6 schedules: P50 and P80 dates, probability curves and driver analysis
- Risk results in Power BI or Fabric, next to your standard schedule reporting
How it works
01
Agree the rules
We set the checks and thresholds that matter to your organization.
02
Automate
We run them against your P6 data on every update.
03
Simulate
We add duration uncertainty and risk events for Monte Carlo analysis.
04
Refresh
Health and risk results update with each schedule cycle.
Where to start
A one-project pilot or a Data Assessment
Start with a pilot on one live project: health checks plus a first Monte Carlo run, delivered in a few weeks. Or begin with our two-week Project Controls Data Assessment if you want the full reporting roadmap first.
Risk analysis built into the data, not bolted on
Schedule risk is usually a specialist exercise done once or twice a year. We build it into your data platform, so it runs with every update and sits beside the reports people already use.
Is your P80 date real?
Book a free project controls data review. We will look at how your reporting works today and show you what an engineered version could look like.