How ScheduleSignal works — drop, read, share
How it works

Drop. Read. Share.

P6 and MS Project exports in — verdicts, Gantt, trends, risk and a board-ready report out. The first Signal Score lands in seconds; the full answer set in minutes.

Test it with your own file Security & your data
01

Drop the file

P6 XER, P6 XML and MS Project XML open directly in the browser. Native .mpp? In Project: File → Save As → XML, then drop it here — takes ten seconds. Nothing to install and no desktop licence — you work in the browser. Sign in with the account your company administrator has set up, or request a free trial account, and drop your first file.

riverside-stage2_jun.xer 8.4 MB
Drop a schedule — your Signal Score takes a few seconds
02

Read the answers

Signal Score, Gantt, trends, delay, risk, earned value — all computed in your browser, with the AI assistant on hand to explain any of it in plain English.

03

Share it

Assemble the branded, pyramid-style report and save it to PDF from the browser’s print dialog. Take the CSV of the DCMA assessment or the comparison for the record.

Update intelligence

It recognises your project.

Drop next month’s XER and it files itself against the same P6 project — pickers tag what’s related and what you opened last.

Security & your data

Written plainly, because your IT team will read it.

Analysis happens in your browser.

Parsing and computation are client-side. The analysis itself sends no schedule content anywhere.

Stored securely, not scattered.

Saved projects, updates and scenarios live in our secure, access-controlled database — encrypted in transit and at rest, and isolated per company so your projects are visible only to the people you invite and, where needed to run and support the service, our own administrators.

Access you control.

Role-based accounts with scrypt-hashed credentials, admin and user roles, a forced password change on first login, and per-company isolation enforced at the API layer.

Read-only by design.

Your uploaded file is never modified. What-if scenarios are non-destructive overlays, and any write-back is a separate export you choose to import into P6 or Microsoft Project.

AI grounded in your data.

The assistant answers from the open schedule’s actual numbers. When you use it, your question and a summary of the open project go to the AI provider set up for your company — Anthropic by default, or another provider, including a model endpoint your company runs (see the privacy policy). It explains; you decide.

Runs in Your browser parses the XER, computes every analysis
Saves to Secure storage encrypted at rest, isolated per company
Never Sold or used for training your schedules are yours; we never sell them or train models on them

Approximations are documented, not buried — read the Honest limits in the pricing FAQ.