Project controls
Schedulers and project-controls teams comparing updates and maintaining the register.
- Spend less time assembling each reporting cycle
- See key schedule movement and narrative in one place
A full day of schedule reporting. Drafted in minutes.
DelayBrief turns schedule updates and meeting transcripts into concise draft schedule reports—bringing together key changes, float trends, critical-path movement, delays, and narrative.
Now accepting a limited number of early users.
Built around Primavera P6 XER and XML schedule updates.
Update comparison
See what changed between schedule updates.
Float trends
Track where float is holding, eroding, or recovering over time.
Critical-path changes
See the activities entering, leaving, and shaping the critical path.
Meeting context
Bring the team’s discussion alongside the schedule movement.
Delay Register
Keep a living record of project, milestone, and activity delays.
Schedule reports
Bring the analysis together in one concise draft.
How it works
From schedule update to draft report.
Bring in the schedule update and meeting context. DelayBrief assembles the changes that matter into one report for the scheduler to review.
- Import consecutive P6 updates to identify date, float, milestone, and logic changes.
- Let DelayBrief join schedule meetings to capture context automatically—or add an existing transcript.
- Review the draft schedule report, Delay Register, and narrative before sharing.
Delays
Delay Register
New delay
Delays 4
Proposed3
| # | Delay | Status | Impact scope | Activities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D14 | AI update pending Level 4 slab pour slipped | In progress | Project delay | 8 |
| D15 | Curtain wall RFI unanswered | Open | Milestone delay | 4 |
| D16 | MEP rough-in resequenced | Open | Milestone delay | 6 |
| D17 | Inspection window missed | Realized | Activity delay | 2 |
For the people responsible for explaining the schedule.
DelayBrief is designed for teams that know the schedule and need a faster way to turn each update into a clear report.
Project leadership
Project executives and operations leaders reviewing schedule performance across active work.
- Get a concise view of what changed and what needs attention
- Review float, milestones, delays, and current risks without raw schedule noise
Owners and advisors
Owner representatives and schedule consultants reviewing the contractor's account of progress.
- Follow schedule movement from one update to the next
- Review a consistent account of milestones, delays, and current position
Built from what changed and what the team knows.
Schedule movement
Dates, float, milestones, relationships, and critical-path changes from each update.
Project context
Meeting transcripts and scheduler notes help explain what matters and what needs attention.
Bring one reporting cycle. See the draft report.
We’re onboarding a small number of construction scheduling teams and working through real reporting workflows with them.