Build schedules that connect planning to execution — with real-time updates, lookaheads, and delay tracking that keeps every crew, trade, and stakeholder aligned.
Version-controlled spreadsheets and emailed Gantt PDFs create confusion on every project. SiteCommand keeps a single live schedule that everyone — from the PM to the sub — is always looking at the same plan.
Link delays back to open RFIs and submittals, compare planned vs. actual progress at any level, and push updated lookaheads to the field in seconds — no reprinting, no re-emailing.
Visualize your full project schedule in a drag-and-drop Gantt view. Generate two-week lookaheads for field crews so everyone knows exactly what's coming and when.
Already have a schedule? Import directly from Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project. Your baseline comes in clean — no reformatting, no data loss.
Define key milestones and track progress against them. Get automatic alerts when a milestone is at risk so you can act before the delay cascades downstream.
Compare where you planned to be against where you actually are — at the task, phase, or project level. Spot slippage early and update the plan before it costs you.
Connect schedule activities directly to open RFIs, submittals, and observations. When a document is holding up a task, it's visible — not buried in someone's inbox.
Assign tasks to individuals or crews, set due dates, and let the field update progress from their phone. The schedule stays current without a single status meeting.
Start from scratch in SiteCommand or import your existing P6 or MS Project file. Assign activities, set predecessors, and publish the baseline to the whole team.
Field crews log task completion from their phone. The schedule updates in real time — no manual syncing, no status meetings to collect numbers.
See planned vs. actual at a glance, trace delays to their root cause, and push a revised lookahead to the field before the next shift starts.
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Yes. SiteCommand accepts direct imports from Primavera P6 (.xer) and Microsoft Project (.mpp / .xml). Your baseline activities, predecessors, and durations all come in with the import.
Absolutely. Anyone with project access can view the schedule and update task progress from a mobile browser. Subs see only what's relevant to their scope unless you grant broader access.
When an activity slips past its planned date, SiteCommand flags it automatically and shows the downstream impact on dependent tasks. You can update the baseline and communicate the change to the team in one step.
Yes. Schedule activities can be linked to open RFIs, submittals, and observations. This makes it easy to show owners and insurers exactly why a task was delayed — with a full audit trail.
SiteCommand's dashboard gives company admins a cross-project view of milestone status and schedule health. Per-project detail is always one click away.
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