See what changed. Understand what it means for your project.
Monthly schedule updates contain thousands of activities, dates, and relationships. AEC Schedule Intelligence brings the important changes into focus, with clear comparisons, visual reports, and practical explanations supported by AEC's scheduling expertise.
Drawing on more than two decades of historical project controls data and experience, our platform identifies trends to help anticipate, evaluate, and mitigate project risks.
Schedule Intelligence helps owners, contractors, and project teams understand current status, compare reporting periods, and focus their review on work that needs attention.
AEC combines the platform’s reporting tools with professional schedule review to explain the work, the handoffs, and the questions behind a changing forecast.
Inside Schedule Intelligence
See what the reports can show
These interface examples use project information and sample dates.
01 / PROJECT OVERVIEW
See the project at a glance
Completion comparisons, progress, and schedule health are brought together for review.
In this example, controls installation finishes one week later. Functional testing and final inspections also move one week, shifting the selected completion milestone from June 11 to June 18.
AEC review question: Can completed areas be released for testing in stages to reduce the effect on final inspections?
Key step
Previous finish
Current finish
Movement
Controls installation
June 1
June 8
7 days later
Functional testing
June 4
June 11
7 days later
Final inspections
June 10
June 17
7 days later
Substantial completion
June 11
June 18
7 days later
Supporting dates keep the explanation connected to the schedule comparison.
03 / LONGEST PATH EXPLAINED
Follow the handoffs to completion
The remaining sequence is explained in plain language, supported by activities, dates, and links.
Illustrative example · Sample project data · Data date May 31, 2027
Longest Path Explained
The sequence leading to completion
In this example, the remaining sequence begins with controls installation. Once the controls are ready, the team completes functional testing, proceeds through final inspections, and reaches the selected completion milestone on June 18, 2027.
Controls installation → Functional testing → Final inspections → Completion
Key Steps and Handoffs
Work / milestone
Start
Finish
Linked work
Controls installationSAMPLE-101
June 1, 2027
June 8, 2027
Work area release
Functional testingSAMPLE-102
June 9, 2027
June 11, 2027
Controls installation
Final inspectionsSAMPLE-103
June 14, 2027
June 17, 2027
Functional testing
Substantial completionSAMPLE-104
June 18, 2027
June 18, 2027
Final inspections
Plain-language sequencing with dates and linked activities for review.
Platform capabilities
The right information for the next conversation
01 / PROJECT OVERVIEW
See the project at a glance
Review completion forecasts, progress indicators, total float, and schedule health in one place. A program summary brings multiple projects together for a consistent view of reporting milestones.
02 / UPDATE COMPARISONS
Understand what changed
Compare baseline, previous, and current schedule versions. See activities finishing later or earlier, added work, duration changes, and movement in selected completion milestones.
03 / SCHEDULE INSIGHTS
Read the story behind the dates
Plain-language explanations describe changes in the work sequence and the path to completion. Supporting activity details help the team follow the findings back to the schedule.
04 / PATHS & LOGIC
Focus on the work leading to completion
Review imported driving-path information, WBS groupings, total-float indicators, and relationship changes. AEC validates the controlling path and develops focused questions for the project team.
05 / LOOK-AHEAD REPORTS
Bring upcoming work into focus
Use date-based look-aheads and activity reports to review upcoming starts, finishes, and remaining work. Reports use each project's current schedule data date.
06 / MEETING-READY OUTPUT
Take the findings into the meeting
View and print schedule reports with WBS shading, comparison bars, and clear timelines. Export available activity tables for further review and discussion.
AEC's approach
Practical analysis. Clear explanations.
REVIEW
Start with the schedule
AEC reviews the supplied schedule versions, reporting milestones, and project context.
COMPARE
Identify the changes
The platform organizes date movement, activity changes, logic changes, and upcoming work for review.
EXPLAIN
Support the next decision
AEC explains the findings and identifies questions, risks, and potential mitigation opportunities for the project team.
Bring clarity to your next schedule update.
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