Four of the fourteen DCMA schedule quality checks, in a spreadsheet, with no signup wall and no expiry. Paste in an activity list and a relationship table and find out whether the programme you have been sent is built properly.
These four need only what every scheduling tool can export. No float, no baseline, no resources required.
Activities missing a predecessor or successor. Open ends stop the schedule calculating properly. And the project start and finish milestones are correctly excluded, so you don't get two false positives on every run.
Negative lag, which hides logic and corrupts the critical path. There is never a good reason for it, so the threshold is zero.
Links padded with waiting time instead of modelling the work. Usually a missing activity in disguise.
The proportion of Finish-to-Start links. Heavy SS/FF use is normally overlapping guesswork rather than considered sequencing.
| Free Edition | Full, £149 | |
|---|---|---|
| DCMA checks | 4 | All 14 |
| Activity capacity | 200 | 2,000 |
| Per-activity findings | ✗ | ✓ |
| Adjustable thresholds | Two | All |
| Float & constraint checks | ✗ | ✓ |
| CPLI and BEI | ✗ | ✓ |
| Price | Free | £149 |
No expiry, no watermark, no nag screen on the free edition.
One Excel file. No macros, so it will not be stripped by your mail filter. Works offline.
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The Free Edition tells you whether a programme is built properly. Once you know that, the next questions are what it will cost, when it will finish, and what the change and risk exposure is. These are the tools for those, each sold separately and each usable on its own.
Nothing here is a subscription and nothing expires. Buy the one tool that solves this month's problem, or the complete suite for £1,399.
No signup wall, no expiry.
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