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Bring your native schedule file. No templates, exports, or configuration.
Turn P6, Microsoft Project, or Asta files into a clear, defensible detection report. Your first validation includes detailed errors—no credit card required.
Files are encrypted and automatically removed after analysis.
PlanProof turns scheduling rules into a prioritized action list your planner, project manager, and client can understand.
Bring your native schedule file. No templates, exports, or configuration.
We test logic, constraints, float, progress, calendars, and critical-path integrity.
Receive prioritized findings, activity-level evidence, and clear corrective guidance.
Every finding links back to the activities, relationships, calendars, and constraints behind it—so teams can fix the schedule instead of debating the report.
Your first detailed validation report is free. Upgrade only when you are ready to analyze additional schedules.
One detailed schedule error-detection report. No credit card required.
For planners who need repeatable, defensible schedule reviews.
For owners, contractors, and consultants managing many projects.
Schedule validation reviews activity logic, relationships, float, constraints, calendars, progress and critical-path continuity to reveal issues that can weaken a project forecast.
PlanProof is designed for Primavera P6 XER, Microsoft Project MPP and Asta Powerproject PP files. The current public release demonstrates the validation workflow while production parsers are connected.
Your first validation includes the health score, detailed detected errors, affected areas, severity levels, and recommended corrective actions. No credit card is required. Payment is requested only for additional validations.
It is designed for project planners, schedulers, project-controls teams, contractors, owners and consultants working across construction, infrastructure, energy and industrial projects.
The score summarizes checks across schedule logic, negative and excessive float, constraints, critical-path integrity, calendars and progress quality.
No. It helps planners find and prioritize evidence faster. Contract requirements, project context and professional judgement remain essential.