Schedule & DeliveryAvailable now
For planners, project managers and site managers who own the programme and answer for the critical path.
Hivenox Construction OS capability
Schedule & Delivery keeps the programme on the same record as the work that drives it: deliveries, approvals, RFIs and site progress. Planners keep working in Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project; each update is read into Hivenox Construction OS and compared with the baseline, beside the site records that show what was built. The Delivery Assurance AI Worker is designed to flag milestones at risk early enough to act; the project manager decides how to recover.
Workflows
The work itself, named the way the people who run it name it.
Each programme update from Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project compared with the baseline, activity by activity, so slippage is visible the week it starts rather than at the next monthly review. Every change to a milestone date keeps the reason it moved.
The activities, approvals and deliveries each milestone depends on, across packages and trades. A late RFI answer or a late delivery shows against the activity it holds up, and the planner sees which packages sit on the critical path this week.
Look-ahead plans drawn from the programme for site managers and trades, with the deliveries, inspections and hold points each activity needs. Trades see what is coming; the site manager sees what must be booked.
Site diaries, photos and inspections from Site Operations are tied to the programme activities they prove, so reported progress can be checked against the evidence, not taken from a percentage typed into the update. The Delivery Assurance AI Worker is designed to flag progress reported ahead of the evidence.
Delay events recorded against the activities and milestones they put at risk, and passed to the EOT register in Contract Management. The Delivery Assurance AI Worker is designed to spot slippage in progress, resourcing and approvals before it reaches the critical path, and to suggest re-sequencing and resourcing options with their trade-offs. The project manager decides.
Records
Named the way they appear on site, in the contract and in the claim.
Before and after
Slippage found at the monthly update.
Slippage visible the week it starts.
Progress reported as opinion.
Progress tied to site evidence.
Delay evidence rebuilt for the EOT claim.
Delay events recorded as they happen.
Quick answer
Compare each programme update with the baseline activity by activity, and link every milestone to the deliveries, approvals and RFIs it depends on. Check reported progress against site diaries and photos. Hivenox Construction OS compares your Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project updates with the baseline, beside the site evidence, so slippage shows the week it starts.
Send us a project or a maintenance contract. In the first session we walk through its variations, claims, defects and compliance gaps with you.
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