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01 · One pageThe project on one page.
One board for the Monday meeting: where the work stands, what moved since last week and what drives the finish. Opens on a phone.
schedule companion
See, analyze and report every planning decision, in a few clicks.
Seven ways to use it
One update in, the week's answers out.
Image here[One page: ghost, glyph or screen]
01 · One pageThe project on one page.
One board for the Monday meeting: where the work stands, what moved since last week and what drives the finish. Opens on a phone.
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02 · One clickOne click, one answer.
Compare two updates, follow the critical path, draw the curves. Each is one click on the update you already have.
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03 · A few clicksA few clicks for the hard questions.
Follow the path to where it ends, replay how it changed, see the resource curve behind a slip. Questions that used to take a P6 afternoon.
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04 · Dynamic scheduleA schedule that lives between updates.
Curves, notifications and a diary around the schedule, so it moves with the site instead of waiting for the next import.
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05 · DriversWhat is driving the finish.
For any milestone, the chain of activities that sets its date, and which of them moved since the last update.
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06 · OutputsThe output, without the P6 evening.
Schedule and comparison reports to PDF, Excel and PowerPoint, straight from the update. Nothing pasted, nothing redrawn.
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07 · EOTThe history a claim needs.
For any slip: which window it fell in, what drove it, the reason attached at the time. Kept from the first update, ready when the claim comes.
Our software
ploteer reads the Primavera P6 update and never writes back. Import, present, compare, explain: four things a planner already does every week, each one a record instead of a memory.
See
The schedule on the site layout, for people who will never open P6.
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Smart Boards
Understand
Every update against the one before it: what moved, what drove it, how far the finish drifted.
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Schedule Dynamics
Prove
The dated history a claim needs, built while it happens.
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Fogg
Send us two updates of a live project, or use ours. Thirty minutes, your questions, no slides.
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