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Construction schedule reports: Reports that fill themselves in

Construction schedule reports built from the schedule your team already keeps: percent complete, planned vs. done and days behind. No Friday spreadsheet.

Example charts for a sample home: percent complete, days behind plan, tasks done, and planned versus actual progress.

Are we on plan?

One chart answers the question everyone asks

The line for the plan and the line for the work actually done, on one chart. When they drift apart, you see it the same week.

  • Percent complete and tasks done, per project
  • Any chart as a table, and tables export to CSV

Reports at a glance

  • Trade performance

    On-time rates for every trade against a 90% target.

  • Workload ahead

    Open work for each trade over the next 12 weeks, across every project.

  • Days behind, in one number

    See how far the finish has moved from the original plan.

Every job

Every project at a glance

The office sees which homes and buildings are on track, at risk or late, without calling anyone.

Software for production homebuilders

Example list of the homes in a community, each lot with its current phase, progress and health.

Questions

Asked and answered

Do I have to enter anything for the reports?

No. They're calculated from the schedule: dates, links and what's been marked done.

Can I compare against the original plan?

Yes. Planned vs. done uses your baseline, so slip shows up in the charts.

Can I export the numbers?

Yes. Any chart can be shown as a table, tables export to CSV, and every report prints.

Can I filter reports?

Yes. Narrow them to one project, a community or a trade, or look across every job at once.

Put your next job on a schedule everyone can follow.

Start with a sample home or your own project.