Earned Value & Earned Schedule from P6 files · ScheduleSignal
Track · Earned Value & Resources

EVM and Earned Schedule, without the spreadsheet.

BAC, PV, EV, AC, SV, CV, SPI, CPI, EAC, ETC, VAC, TCPI — plus Earned Schedule (ES, SV(t), SPI(t)) that stays honest late in the project. Cost-loaded schedules run in currency; schedules without cost loading run on duration work-hours at one click.

The metric set

Fifteen numbers your PMO already asks for.

Cost-based indices drift back to 1.0 as a late project grinds to completion — Earned Schedule keeps the schedule story honest to the end.

BAC PV EV AC SV CV SPI CPI EAC ETC VAC TCPI ES SV(t) SPI(t)
Baseline discipline

Measured against the baseline you chose — and warned when you aren’t.

Pick any saved update as the PV baseline; the choice is remembered per project. Measuring against a re-planned current schedule shows a visible warning — not a silently flattering number.

Baseline is the current schedule PV equals the re-planned dates — variances will read flatter than reality. Pick an approved update as baseline.

The re-plan warning, as it appears in the app.

Resources

The cost S-curve, and who’s behind it.

Planned, actual and forecast-to-EAC curves, a per-resource breakdown, and loading coverage — so you know how much of the schedule the numbers actually cover.

WBS roll-up

Every metric rolled up the WBS — find the package that’s dragging the project, not just the total.

Definitions on hand

Every acronym explained in a sentence, right on the page. Derived actuals are flagged when the export lacks actual-cost fields.

Honest time-phasing

PV interpolates linearly between exact end-points at the data date — documented in Honest limits, never hidden.

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