PATHIZER SCHEDULE INTELLIGENCE

Primavera shows the schedule.Pathizer explains the movement.

Turn sequential P6/XER updates into evidence-backed schedule intelligence: see what changed, trace delay and recovery to the activities and logic that drove it, and explain turnover risk with confidence.

From claims analysis to weekly schedule control.

Run My Free Analysis See how it works

Starts with a free Quick Analysis of your schedule.

Latest XER + historical P6 reviewDelay, recovery, and turnover driversEvidence-linked schedule accountabilitySchedule intelligence, not dashboard reporting

Pathizer Engine

Analysis Ready

Schedule Review

East Wing Program | UD03 -> UD04

UD01.xerUD02.xerUD03.xerUD04.xer

Engine

Added Activities

529

Rows requiring review

Change Flags

Unsupported edits detected

Path-Affecting

Evidence tied to turnover paths

Execution Index

86%

Forecast alignment completed

Turnover path trace

Delay branch Recovery branch

Engine findings

DriverConfidence: High
Electrical Rough-In Area B
-14 CD impact to Turnover C
RecoveryConfidence: High
Steel Sequence L12
+6 CD recovered by resequence
RiskPath status: At risk
Turnover C handoff
Float fell from +6 to -18 CD

Pathizer Score

Watch

Deteriorating, recovery signals

Confidence: High

Ask Pathizer

Why did Turnover C lose float?

Grounded in your project evidence.

Illustrative analysis console. Your results come from your own XER updates.

Built for the teams accountable for the schedule

Construction OwnersGeneral ContractorsScheduling ManagersProject ExecutivesProject ControlsClaims Analysts

The Explanation Gap

The schedule already holds the answers. Getting them out is the hard part.

Not another dashboard. Pathizer turns XER updates into defensible schedule intelligence — without days of manual review or specialist backtracking.

Primavera P6 records every update, but it does not explain movement. When a milestone slips, teams rebuild the story by hand: comparing XER files, chasing float, reconciling logic edits, and defending conclusions line by line. Pathizer is the explanation layer on the schedule record.

What changed

Every added, removed, resequenced, and re-durationed activity between updates — surfaced automatically instead of reconstructed through manual XER comparison.

Why it matters

Movement is tied to turnover paths, float erosion, and downstream impact, so attention goes to the changes that actually threaten dates.

What supports it

Each finding links back to activity-level schedule evidence, so explanations hold up in operations reviews, owner meetings, and claims work.

Watch One Update Become an Explanation

From XER file to defensible schedule explanation.

See the movement. Trace the cause. Defend the explanation. This is the path every Pathizer analysis follows — shown here with an illustrative update pair.

Illustrative data. Your analysis runs on your own P6/XER updates.

Step 1

The schedule moved.

Between two updates, turnover paths shifted: float eroded toward Turnover C and D while recovery pulled Turnover B back. Pathizer reads the raw XER movement first — before anyone argues about why.

Delay Meter

Turnover ATurnover BTurnover CTurnover D

Step 2

Pathizer finds the drivers.

The engine attributes that movement to the activities, trades, and logic changes that carried it — quantified in calendar days and exposure, ranked by turnover impact.

Driver Attribution

UD03 -> UD04

ActivityTradeImpactConfidence

Electrical Rough-In Area BElectrical-14 CDHigh

Owner Acceptance PunchOwner-9 CDMedium

Steel Sequence L12Steel+6 CDHigh

Trade Risk Attribution

Exposure

Steel Trade$420K exposure

Plumbing Trade$310K exposure

Electrical Trade$185K exposure

Step 3

It traces the evidence.

Every driver links back to activity-level evidence across the update pair: IDs, relationship edits, duration changes, and the paths they affect.

Causality Trace

Cause to impact

Electrical sequence changes pushed Turnover C later

Recovery efforts offset earlier steel delays

Access constraints reduced schedule flexibility

Evidence Ledger

Source-linked

EV-0182UD03 -> UD04EL-RGH-0440 duration 10d -> 24dPath-affecting

EV-0183UD03 -> UD04FS tie added A1043 -> A1051Turnover C path

EV-0184UD02 -> UD03ST-ERC-1120 crew resequenceRecovery

EV-0185UD03 -> UD04OA-PNCH-0210 constraint shiftUnsupported edit

Step 4

Your team gets the answer.

The same finding becomes an executive narrative and a grounded Ask Pathizer answer — language your team can defend in an owner meeting or claims review.

Executive Narrative

Update summary

This update shows turnover pressure from float erosion and logic changes on the electrical rough-in path, partly offset by recovery in steel sequencing. Turnover C requires mitigation before the next data date. Each statement cites the movement, trend, and supporting schedule evidence for leadership review.

Ask Pathizer

Why did Turnover C lose float?

Turnover C lost 18 days across UD03 -> UD04, driven by the 14-day duration increase on EL-RGH-0440 and the new FS tie into A1051 — both linked to their XER source rows.

What Pathizer Reveals

Product artifacts, not marketing claims.

Every analysis produces the same defensible artifacts: drivers in calendar days, turnover risk with float context, flagged logic edits, and an evidence ledger behind each finding.

Delay & Recovery Drivers

UD03 -> UD04

Trace delay and recovery to the activities, turnovers, trades, and logic changes that drove it.

Electrical Rough-In Area BElectrical-14 CDConfidence High

Owner Acceptance PunchOwner-9 CDConfidence Medium

Steel Sequence L12Steel+6 CDConfidence High

Turnover Risk

Explain float erosion before handoff risk becomes a surprise.

Turnover C — East Wing Handoff

At risk

+6UD01

-3UD02

-12UD03

-18UD04

Float by update, in calendar days. Driving path: electrical rough-in.

Logic Change Detection

Relationship and duration edits, flagged with their path effect.

FS tie added A1043 -> A1051Path-affecting

Resequenced electrical chain

SS lag +5d M-2210 -> M-2230Review

Compressed inspection buffer

OD change 10d -> 24d EL-RGH-0440Path-affecting

Extended rough-in duration

Evidence Ledger

Turn XER update movement into evidence-backed schedule accountability.

EV-0182UD03 -> UD04

EL-RGH-0440 duration 10d -> 24d

EV-0183UD03 -> UD04

FS tie added A1043 -> A1051

EV-0184UD02 -> UD03

ST-ERC-1120 crew resequence

Pathizer Score & Diagram

Update health plus the evaluated paths behind it — Window Analysis included.

WatchDeteriorating, recovery signals

Confidence: High. Trace the evaluated path in the Pathizer Diagram and review activity timing in Window Analysis.

Connected Workspaces

Operations, Controls, and Forensics from the same schedule record.

See delay, recovery, turnover risk, and logic-change drivers with evidence your operations, controls, and claims teams can use. Operations Workspace controls the current schedule, Controls Intelligence scores each update, and Forensic Analysis traces movement back to what drove it.

Current control

Operations Workspace

Control the current schedule before delays compound. Trace latest-XER movement back to driver activities, handoffs, and logic changes so teams can protect turnover.

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Update scoring

Controls Intelligence

Score, diagnose, and explain schedule updates with evidence-backed diagnostics, Pathizer Score, and executive-ready narrative.

Explore Controls Intelligence

Historical attribution

Forensic Analysis

Understand how delays accumulated, why they mattered, and who or what drove the impact. Compare historical updates, trace propagation, and drill into evidence when accountability matters.

Explore Forensic Analysis

Schedule copilot

Ask Pathizer

Use a contextual schedule copilot grounded in actual XER evidence, turnover drivers, update review findings, and float path context.

Explore Ask Pathizer

Schedule Intelligence Engine

Diagnose. Quantify. Explain.

One schedule intelligence engine turns sequential Primavera P6/XER updates into current control, update scoring, and forensic attribution: identify what actually changed, quantify schedule health and impact, then explain the movement with defensible evidence.

Built for executives, field teams, project controls, and forensic reviewers who need more than Primavera exports, Power BI dashboards, or static reporting.

Diagnose movement

Pathizer Diagnostic

Detects schedule deterioration, recovery, float erosion, turnover instability, logic risk, manipulation signals, and execution drift from actual update movement.

Float erosionTurnover instabilityLogic risk

Quantify health

Pathizer Score

A high-level schedule intelligence score that summarizes condition, trend direction, risk, and confidence for executive review without turning the schedule into a gimmick.

ConditionTrend directionConfidence

Explain changes

Executive Narrative Generator

Generates professional schedule update narratives and executive summaries for owner reports, operations reviews, claims support, turnover reviews, and leadership communication.

Owner reportsOperations reviewsClaims support

Intelligence Preview

Understand what changed

Evidence grounded

Pathizer Score

Watch

Trend

Deteriorating with recovery signals

Confidence: High

Pathizer Diagnostic

DeteriorationTurnover path lost float

RecoveryMitigation pulled successor work

Change awarenessLogic and duration edits flagged

Executive Narrative Generator

This update shows turnover pressure from float erosion and logic changes, partly offset by recovery in successor work. The narrative cites the movement, trend, and supporting schedule evidence for leadership review.

How Your First Analysis Works

From upload to usable schedule intelligence in one guided flow.

See what changed, why it moved, and what evidence supports it. New projects walk controllers through the exact setup path: XER uploads, turnover selection, damages/day context, and the first free run.

Run My Free Analysis

Upload XER updates

Bring your latest and historical schedule files into one project.

Select turnovers

Tell Pathizer which handoff and turnover milestones matter.

Run free analysis

The engine compares updates and traces movement to its drivers.

Review drivers, risk, and scenario outcomes

See what moved, what drove it, and what evidence supports it.

Example first run: 14 turnovers reviewed | 3 drivers identified | $420K exposure flagged | 6 CD scenario impact modeled

Platform Previews

See schedule movement, then trace what caused it.

Pathizer connects overview dashboards, update-window timing, evaluated path review, and weekly action planning so movement can be traced from activity changes to turnover, trade, and project outcomes.

Controls Dashboard

Active

What changed this update

Turnover risk summary

Attribution confidence

Delay & Recovery Drivers

Impact + Recovery

Steel sequence delay cause

MEP recovery pull

Commissioning mitigation

Pathizer Diagram / Window Analysis

Evidence linked

Primary path propagation

Window variance

Driver activity chain

Evidence-Backed AI

Ask Pathizer is schedule-native, not generic chatbot AI.

Ask Pathizer answers from the selected project, turnover, driver, update pair, path, or node. It is grounded in Primavera P6 XER schedule evidence and Pathizer engine outputs, with limitations when evidence is incomplete.

No generic chatbot answers — grounded in P6/XER schedule evidence.

Learn about Ask Pathizer

Pick a question

Turnover C lost 18 calendar days of float across UD03 -> UD04. The loss concentrates on the electrical rough-in path: a 14-day duration increase on EL-RGH-0440 plus a new FS tie into A1051 consumed the remaining buffer ahead of the handoff.

Cited evidenceUD03 -> UD04EL-RGH-0440FS A1043 -> A1051

Illustrative sample. Answers cite the XER updates, turnover paths, and engine outputs behind them.

Evidence-Backed

Every finding is supported by activity-level schedule evidence.

Pathizer Diagram

Visualize turnover paths, float paths, and schedule logic.

Quantifiable

Measure delay, recovery, and impact in days.

Defensible

Built for project controls, accountability review, and executive decisions.

How It Works

One workflow from schedule file to defensible decision.

Upload P6/XER updates

Bring Primavera P6 and XER schedule updates into a shared workspace for review.

Choose a workspace

Use Operations Workspace for current control and active mitigation, or Forensic Analysis for historical attribution and accountability.

Review schedule intelligence

See schedule update intelligence, risk exposure, turnover impact, and supporting schedule evidence.

Act with context

Prioritize next steps, support findings, and keep teams aligned around the schedule record.

Built for High-Stakes Projects

A shared view for controls, executives, and project teams.

Owners, GCs, project controls, schedulers, executives, and forensic reviewers work from the same schedule record: upload updates, choose the workspace, and review the evidence needed to make better decisions.

Built around Primavera P6 schedule review and XER schedule analysis

Two connected workspaces for current control and historical attribution

Connects schedule movement to cause, propagation, mitigation, and accountability

Start With Your Own Schedule

Clarify the movement. Quantify the impact. Prove the cause.

Upload your XER updates and get your first evidence-backed analysis free: delay and recovery drivers, turnover risk, and the schedule evidence behind each finding.

Run My Free Analysis See pricing

Starts with a free Quick Analysis of your schedule.

SCHEDULE INTELLIGENCE FOR COMPLEX PROJECTS

Pathizer supports complex, high-stakes projects across construction, industrial, oil & gas, power, defense, aerospace, data centers, healthcare, mining, transportation, shipbuilding, and heavy civil environments — enabling faster updates, complete visibility into what changed, precise impact quantification, and defensible, evidence-backed analysis for decisions that carry real cost and risk.

Construction

Industrial

Oil & Gas

Power

Defense

Aerospace & Space

Data Centers

Healthcare

Mining & Metals

Transportation

Shipbuilding

Heavy Civil

CLARIFY. QUANTIFY. PROVE.THAT'S PATHIZER.