Construction programme intelligence

Know what should be built before the site falls behind.

FloatSight reads the programme your planner already issues and turns it into answers the whole team can act on: what should be built by any date, what changed in the latest revision, and where the warning signs are.

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Riverside Yard (synthetic demo)
Completion
18 Dec 2026
Programme milestone
Milestones · 14 days
2
Substructure complete
Early warnings
4
1 high severity
Assistant · 2 milestones are dated in the next 14 days. M1010 Substructure complete is not yet reported as started.
Reads the files you already useAsta PowerprojectPrimavera P6 XERMicrosoft Project XMLExcel and CSVPDF exports

The problem it solves

The programme decides time and money. Few people can read it.

  • Programmes are hard to read for anyone who is not a planner

    Project managers, commercial managers, client representatives and subcontractors often receive the programme only as a PDF.

  • Every revision changes something

    Working out what moved, what was added and what was removed takes hours of side-by-side checking.

  • Under NEC4 and FIDIC the programme is a contract document

    It comes with fixed response periods and notice deadlines. A missed reply or a late notice costs real money. In CECA's July 2024 survey, fewer than 30% of NEC projects had a programme accepted every period.

Site elevation at 20 Nov 2026: 3 of 7 floors framedABCDL00+0.00builtL01+3.40builtL02+6.80builtL03+10.20builtL04+13.60on siteL05+17.00plannedL06+20.40plannedL07+23.80plannedRiverside Yard (synthetic)
Reference date
20 Nov 2026
Planned finished
3
On site
1
Starting in 14 days
1

On site at this date: A1320 Frame, levels 3-4

Drag along the programme to move the date. Synthetic example programme.

Drag the reference date to see what the site should look like. Planned figures come from the programme dates; reported figures from recorded progress. FloatSight keeps the two apart and never calls an activity late without evidence.

What FloatSight does

Six things, on the files you already have

  • 01Import

    Asta, P6, Microsoft Project, Excel and PDF. See what was read and what is missing before anything is saved.

  • 02Explain

    An interactive Gantt, what should be done by any date, and an assistant that answers by citing the activities.

  • 03Compare

    Revision against revision: dates moved, activities added or removed, milestones slipping.

  • 04Warn

    Rule-based early warnings, lookaheads from 7 to 42 days and a risk register your team owns.

  • 05Check

    The programme and the Contractor's notices against the contract: NEC4 ECC, JCT 2016 and FIDIC 2017.

  • 06Prepare

    Reports, draft responses and Notices in Word, and Excel exports. It never sends anything on its own.

Four principles of trust

Traceable
Every answer shows where it came from: activity ID, revision, file row, PDF page or sentence in the minutes.
Calculated, not guessed
Dates, durations, the critical path and comparisons are computed by the scheduling engine, the same way every time. The AI does not do the maths.
Facts kept apart
Facts, calculations, assumptions and forecasts are always labelled. An activity is not late just because its date has passed: that needs reported progress.
You decide
FloatSight proposes a result for each check. You decide, edit the wording and sign.

How it works

From the planner's file to answers the site team can use

  1. Upload the programme you already have

    No re-keying and no template. Every upload is kept as an unchanged original.

  2. Check what was read

    Missing dates, duplicate IDs, circular logic and odd durations are flagged row by row. Fix or exclude them before anything is saved.

  3. Pick any date

    See what the programme says should be finished, in progress or starting soon - separately from what has actually been reported.

  4. Ask, compare, report

    Ask questions in plain English, compare revisions activity by activity, and export a report for the client meeting.

Questions answered from the data, with the evidence attached

Dates, counts and comparisons are calculated by the scheduling engine, not guessed by a language model. The assistant explains the result and shows you exactly which activities it used.

Which milestones are coming up in the next 14 days?

2 milestones are dated between 9 October 2026 and 23 October 2026:

  • M1010 Substructure complete — 12 October 2026 (reported not started)
  • M1015 Basement handed over to MEP — 21 October 2026

Source: Rev 02 progress update, data date 2 October 2026.

M1010 Substructure completeM1015 Basement handed over to MEP

Illustrative answer based on synthetic data.

Supported files

Works with the files you already have

Asta Powerproject (.pp, .ppb)
Read natively: activity IDs, summary structure, FS/SS/FF/SF links with lags, calendars, progress and the data date. Baseline files become the reference for later issues.
Microsoft Project XML and Primavera P6 XER
Activities, WBS or outline structure, relationships with lags, calendars, progress and the status date. Microsoft Project Baseline 0 is kept. For .mpp files, save as XML first.
Excel and CSV
Exports from Asta, Microsoft Project or Primavera P6, and hand-built trackers. Columns are matched automatically and can be remapped.
PDF programme exports
Text-based Gantt prints are read from the page layout and always sent to review. Scanned images are rejected rather than guessed.

Native .mpp files and Primavera P6 XML are planned.

Principles

Built to be trusted in a progress meeting

  • It never fills in a missing date, link or progress figure. Gaps are shown as gaps.
  • Early warnings are rules you can read, with their evidence attached. There are no black-box delay predictions.
  • It works alongside Asta, P6 and Microsoft Project. Your planners keep authoring the programme where they do today.
  • Your programmes are private to your organisation and are not used to train AI models.
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