Run thousands of iterations over optimistic/likely/pessimistic activity durations to see the full distribution of possible finish dates — and which activities actually drive your risk.
P50 / P80 / P90 finish-date probabilities, not a single line
10,000-run simulation with duration distributions
Risk-driver tornado: the activities moving your end date
Automatically score your schedule against the 14-point checklist owners and auditors use — logic gaps, leads/lags, excessive float, hard constraints, high-duration activities, invalid dates, and more.
Automated scoring across all 14 metrics
Pass/fail thresholds with the specific failing activities
Fix the schedule before it gets rejected, not after
When a job slips, quantify it. DesignFlow supports windows, time-impact, and but-for analysis, tracks earned schedule (SPI-t, SV-t), and logs weather delays with contemporaneous evidence.
Windows, time-impact (TIA), and but-for delay methods
Earned schedule metrics (SPI-t, SV-t) alongside earned value
Weather delay tracking with a contemporaneous evidence record
You do not need a separate scheduling tool to feed the analysis. Generate a CPM schedule from your scope, see the critical path, and compare what-if scenarios side by side.
AI schedule generation from project scope
Critical path, resource leveling, and look-ahead views
Side-by-side what-if scenario comparison
The Defense Contract Management Agency 14-point check is the industry-standard test for schedule quality — covering logic, leads and lags, relationship types, hard constraints, high float, negative float, high-duration activities, invalid dates, resources, missed tasks, critical path test, and the critical path length index. DesignFlow Build scores all 14 automatically and lists the activities that fail each one.
For most contractors, yes — DesignFlow Build generates and maintains the CPM schedule and runs the risk, quality, and forensic analysis in one place. Teams with an existing P6 schedule can still benefit from the Monte Carlo, DCMA, and earned-schedule analysis layered on top.
The probabilities are only as good as the duration ranges you provide, which is true of any Monte Carlo tool. DesignFlow Build helps by suggesting ranges from historical and AI estimates, surfacing the schedule-quality issues (via DCMA) that would otherwise distort the model, and letting you tighten assumptions and re-run instantly.
Start free and go live in 2-4 weeks — no rip-and-replace, no army of consultants.