Live · Browser-Based · Free

Drop two XER files. Get the schedule health report in 10 seconds.

A live, in-browser DCMA-14 + GAO 16-89G + CPP Quality Overlay dashboard for any Primavera P6 schedule. Drop the baseline XER and the current XER. The engine grades the schedule, renders the report, and hands you a self-contained HTML you can email to anyone. No login, no install, no payment.

Honesty note: this gives you the same numbers a forensic analyst opens a file with. The interpretation — what the numbers mean for your claim, your defense, your contract — that's the part nobody automates.

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A self-contained HTML dashboard with every panel a reviewer expects.

One file you can email to a PM, an owner, or opposing counsel. Renders in any browser, no plugin, no internet — and every metric names the standard it's measured against.

DCMA 14-Point

DCMA-14 Compliance Scoring

All fourteen metrics — logic density, leads, lags, hard constraints, high float, negative float, high duration, invalid dates, resources, missed tasks, critical path test, BEI, CPLI, critical-path reasonableness — graded against thresholds with PASS / WATCH / FAIL bands.

GAO 16-89G

GAO Schedule Assessment Overlay

Best-Practice scoring per the GAO Schedule Assessment Guide. Comprehensive, well-constructed, credible, controlled — the four GAO characteristics scored on the schedule's own evidence, with each finding traced back to the underlying activities.

CPP Quality Overlay

CPP Quality Composite Score

A single 0–100 composite that rolls DCMA-14 and GAO findings into a defensible headline number. Disclosed weighting, no black-box magic — every input is shown alongside the output so a reviewer can re-derive the score.

Baseline vs Current

Slip Register

Activity-by-activity drift table — start slip, finish slip, duration growth, criticality change. Sorted by finish slip descending so the worst offenders surface first. Filterable by WBS or activity code.

BEI · CPLI

Earned-Value Schedule Indices

Baseline Execution Index and Critical Path Length Index per DCMA convention — rendered as gauges with the threshold bands marked, plus the underlying counts so a reviewer can audit the math.

Reproducibility

Reproducibility Manifest

Embedded at the bottom of every report — XER hashes, project name, data date, parser version, engine version. If you re-run the same XER pair you get the same dashboard, byte-identical headline scores. Audit trail built in.

Three steps. Ten seconds. Zero setup.

No download, no account, no API key, no Claude required. Drop the files in a browser tab and get the report.

Drop two XER files

Open the upload page in any browser. Drag your baseline XER and your current XER into the drop zone. Files are read in your browser session, never written to disk on the server.

baseline.xer + current.xer

The engine processes

Same forensic engine that powers every CPP analysis runs the parse, the chain-diff, and the DCMA-14 + GAO + CPP composite scoring. Headless Chromium renders the dashboard server-side.

~10s for typical schedules

Download or share

Get back a self-contained HTML file. Open it in any browser, email it to a colleague, attach it to a status report. No external dependencies, no internet required to view.

single .html · ~1.3 MB

Anyone who needs a fast, defensible read on a schedule.

The Schedule Health Report doesn't require a forensic background. It speaks plain numbers against published standards — useful at every level of the construction org chart.

project manager / scheduler

You're updating the master schedule and want to catch issues before the owner does.

Run the report on every monthly cycle. Catch logic regressions, lag inflation, hard-constraint creep, BEI slippage — the things owners flag in the next status meeting.

owner / agency rep

You received a contractor's monthly schedule and need a credible health read.

Drop the baseline you accepted at award and the latest update. The report gives you a DCMA + GAO scorecard you can attach to a meeting agenda — independent of the contractor's spin.

general contractor / sub

You're managing a sub's schedule, or about to take one over from another GC.

Sanity-check the schedule before you sign off. Find the open ends, the missing logic, the false critical path — before they become your problem on the next update.

construction lawyer / claims consultant

You need a quick look at an opposing party's schedule before deciding how deep to go.

Use the SHR as a triage tool. The DCMA + GAO findings tell you within ten seconds whether the schedule is defensible, manipulable, or already broken — and whether full forensic analysis is warranted.

Every metric names the standard it implements.

No house-brand scoring, no opaque "AI" judgments. The Schedule Health Report grades on published industry standards — and discloses CPP-specific overlays where they apply.

Standards Implemented · Disclosed Inline

DCMA 14-Point Schedule Assessment. The DoD Defense Contract Management Agency's industry-standard health checklist. All fourteen metrics, scored against published thresholds, with the underlying activity counts shown so a reviewer can audit the gate.
GAO Schedule Assessment Guide (GAO-16-89G). The four GAO best-practice characteristics — comprehensive, well-constructed, credible, controlled — scored as an overlay on the DCMA findings. Each scoring decision traces to the schedule data.
CPP Quality Overlay. Composite 0–100 score that rolls DCMA-14 and GAO findings into one headline number. The weighting scheme is disclosed in the report itself, in the methodology section — opposing counsel can't attack a number that publishes its own derivation.
AACE backing. The same forensic engine implements AACE Recommended Practice 29R-03 (forensic schedule analysis), 24R-03 (developing schedule contingency reserve), and 122R-22 (QRAMM). The Schedule Health Report uses the parser, calendars, and CPM solver from that engine — same numbers a forensic analyst would compute.
No fabricated case citations. Every standard reference is registry-backed and verified. If the report cites an AACE RP number, GAO publication, or DCMA threshold, it's real and traceable.

Your XER files never touch our disk.

Schedules are commercially sensitive. The Schedule Health Report is built around that fact — in-memory processing, no login, no analytics on your data.

in-memory

No file storage on the server

XER files are parsed in memory and discarded when the request completes. Nothing is written to the server's disk. The rendered HTML report is returned to your browser and not persisted anywhere we control.

no login

No account, no email harvest

You don't sign up. You don't give us your email. You don't get a marketing follow-up. The page exists, you use it, you leave. The way the web should work.

audit-trail

What we do log

Aggregate request counts (how many reports were run today) and timing telemetry (how long the engine took). No XER content, no project names, no activity data — counts only, for capacity planning.