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Klargantt

Project supervision

You receive the schedules, and you have to say something about them.

Check a schedule

What usually happens

The construction schedule arrives from the contractor, in the format of their own tool. It has to be signed off, or refused, often within a fortnight, with reasons.

Without a tool to read it, the sign-off rests on the impression a bar chart gives. A bar chart says nothing about missing links, hard constraints or negative float.

What Klargantt changes

  • The 14-point check gives the number, the threshold and the tasks concerned, point by point.
  • Float comes out in working days, negative values included, which shows the deadlines that cannot be met.
  • Comparing two versions says what the revision actually changed, not only what it announces.
  • The workbook lets you attach a numbered, sortable, filterable report to the sign-off.

What it does not do

  • The report never concludes "compliant". It gives numbers and thresholds; the sign-off stays your act.
  • No delay is attributed to anyone.
  • No sharing, no approval workflow, no notification: the result is a file you attach yourself.