One CPM engine, checked against Primavera P6 — for the superintendent, the scheduler and the project manager, from the first baseline to the final update.
Free 30-minute consultation with a FinitePath scheduling engineer.
Product walkthroughs and short learning modules on CPM scheduling, baselines, project monitoring, reporting and AI-assisted planning. New videos are added regularly.
Build the baseline, tune it, defend it and report it. Every number comes from the same F9 calculation, checked against Primavera P6.
Start from what your company has already built: your own as-built projects, a P6 or MS Project file, or a blank WBS. The field sets the durations before anyone presses F9.
Every day off the finish is a day of site overhead you stop paying. FinitePath finds those days the lean way, and shows what each one costs in float before anything is applied.
Proven on a demo project run: 13 days earlier for 46 days of float and 16 rewired handoffs, or 20 days later with delivery risk down. Nothing is applied until you commit it.
Center: the baseline as seeded. Drag right to compress by spending float, or left to add buffer between crew handoffs.
A delay claim is only as strong as the baseline it is measured from. Because your team built and approved it in FinitePath, every update compares back to it, and the delay is measured, not argued.
Built from the saved F9 calculation: the same numbers as the schedule, not a spreadsheet assembled the night before. Anything the data cannot support prints a diagnostic code instead of a number.
Decades of scheduling craft, made your own.
Open the .mpp directly: no Save As XML, and no MS Project on the machine you import from. FinitePath translates it into Primavera P6’s terms and writes every change into an import log. Then F9 schedules it with P6’s rules.
Sources: FinitePath production log, 10/18/2026; import tests against MS Project 2016’s own XML, October 2026; P6 comparison on three genuine XER schedules of 2,000+ activities each, September 2026.
Tell us about the job. In a free 30-minute consultation, a FinitePath scheduling engineer goes through your scope, drawings and dates with you and shows how the baseline comes together.
Prefer email? rajeshkuba@finitepath.com. A person answers within one business day.