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Create better construction schedules. Recover faster when plans slip.

Upload project documents or your existing P6/MS Project schedule. CritPath maps dependencies, flags delay risk, drafts recovery options your PM can act on, and helps notify trades when the plan changes.

SCHEDULE · LIVE

Riverside Heights — Phase 2

P6 .XER · 248 ACTIVITIES · UPDATED 2026-05-04 · 41s ago

+9d at risk
ACTNAMEDURSTART%STATUS
  • 01Site grading5d04-08100%
  • 02Foundation pour12d04-1572%ON TRACK
  • 03MEP rough-in · L3 East8d04-2924%+5d SLIP
  • 04Slab inspection1d05-030%FAILED
  • 05Drywall start10d05-080%SCHEDULED
  • 06Punch list5d05-220%SCHEDULED
CRITICAL PATH12d recovery window
RECOVERY OPTION A · RECOMMENDED

Resequence MEP rough-in ahead of slab pour

RECOVERS 7d · CONFIDENCE HIGH · COST ~$3.2K

Capabilities

One workflow for the schedule work nobody wants to own.

The same engine builds new schedules, audits existing ones, and keeps them current, so the answer to “is the project on track?” never lives in one person’s head.

01BUILD

Build a real schedule from your drawings.

Upload drawings, contracts, and specs. CritPath extracts scope, maps predecessors and successors, and traces the critical path. A baseline in hours, not the weeks a scheduling consultant takes.

  • Predecessors + successors mapped
  • Critical path identified
  • Sub responsibility attributed
  • Procurement schedule included
02AUDIT

Find what your existing schedule misses.

Drop in your P6 .xer or MS Project .mpp. CritPath checks the dependency logic, catches broken links, identifies the real critical path, and drafts the recovery options before slips compound.

  • Logic check across all activities
  • Dependency gaps flagged
  • Critical-path drift surfaced
  • Recovery options ranked
03RECOVER

Update once. Cascade everywhere.

Send a field update. CritPath updates activities, ripples dependencies through the schedule, and surfaces recovery options when slips touch the critical path. PM-ready summary drafted for the next project meeting.

  • Field updates ingested
  • Dependencies cascade automatically
  • Recovery options when CP slips
  • PM-ready summary ready to send

Sample output

A schedule review your PM can use in the next project meeting.

  1. 1What changed this week, ranked by criticality.
  2. 2Critical-path impact in days, not just status colors.
  3. 3Recovery options with cost, confidence, and days recovered.
RECOVERY REVIEW

Riverside Heights — Phase 2

REPORT 2026-W18 · GENERATED 2026-05-04 · 41s

+9d at risk
  • MEP rough-in (L3 East) slipping +5d — labor short, no recovery in field plan
  • Slab inspection (Bldg B) failed first round — re-inspection scheduled 05-07
  • Concrete cure on Bldg C tracking on baseline
2activities on CP+9dfinish at risk12drecovery window
B

Add Saturday crew to MEP rough-in

Recovers 4 days. No resequencing required. Higher cost, lower coordination risk.

RECOVERS 4dCONFIDENCE MEDCOST ~$8.4K

On every job I’ve run, the schedule rots a month before anyone admits it. The PMs don’t want to update it, the supers don’t have time, and by the time we know we’re behind, we’re paying for it. CritPath is the part nobody owns.

TW

Tom

VP of Construction · 30 years of construction experience

Process

From request to recovery plan in 48 hours.

STEP 01

Send the artifact

Drawings + contracts (for new). P6/MSP file (for review). Field update + last schedule (for ongoing).

STEP 02

We read it

AI maps activities, dependencies, and critical path. A scheduling advisor with 30 years of construction experience reviews the output before it ships back.

STEP 03

You get a plan

Schedule file you can import. Recovery options ranked by feasibility. PM-ready summary for the next project meeting.

Questions builders ask.

Does CritPath replace P6, MS Project, or our current scheduling software?

No. CritPath sits on top. Import your .xer, .mpp, or other file, get the analysis back in the same format. We don't ask your team to learn another tool.

Can I send a redacted schedule?

Yes. Strip the proprietary information, keep activity names, durations, and predecessors. We'll work from that. We keep all information confidential and secured.

How long does a review take?

You get your new schedule within 15 minutes (often less) if you're creating a new one. 5 minutes or less to review existing schedules.

Is this fully automated?

CritPath works using a team of AI agents that automate schedule creation and review. We have experts in construction and scheduling review the output.

Who is this for?

GCs running $20-200M projects. Multifamily, light commercial, K-12, healthcare, retail.

Schedule review

Send us your schedule. We’ll send back what’s slipping.

Book a 30-minute call. We’ll walk through your schedule live. Redacted files welcome. Prefer email? ash@thecritpath.com.

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