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Construction · Scheduling
A construction programme is a network of logic, calendars and constraints — not a list of bars. The Final ERP computes your project schedule with a real critical path method engine, so dates, float and the critical path come from the maths, not from dragging.
The same flow whether you call it a project schedule or a construction programme.
Build the programme
Create WBS and activities with durations and dependency logic — or import an existing schedule from P6, MSP or Excel.
Set calendars & constraints
Define working-week patterns and holidays, assign them to the project, and pin contractual milestones as date constraints.
Compute the critical path
Run CPM to get real calendar dates, total float per activity and the driving critical path.
Freeze a baseline
Lock the approved programme so every later change is measured as slip against it.
Progress & reschedule
Record % complete and actual dates as site reports arrive, then reschedule from a data date to get the revised finish.
A true CPM engine, not a calendar with a Gantt skin.
Activities link with the full set of relationship types plus lag, and the engine computes forward and backward passes to give you total float and the critical path — the way planners expect from P6-class tools.
Dates respect real working weeks and holidays. Freeze baselines and compare slip. When the site diverges from plan, reschedule from a data date with retained progress: done work stays done, in-progress work continues with its remaining duration, unstarted work moves to today or later.
Load resources onto activities to see the histogram, apply float-based leveling, and check the programme against DCMA-style quality rules with a 0–100 health score before you submit it.
The schedule isn't a monthly report — it drives the day. Site reports feed progress, the Daily Brief compares planned crew to who's actually present, and a shortfall on critical work triggers a one-click re-plan. Full step-by-step guides live in-app.
Import from P6, MSP or Excel, run CPM, and connect the schedule to daily site reality.