Every analysis is saved, shareable and exportable.
What it does
Every comparison, windows analysis, Time Impact Analysis and Collapsed As-Built is saved to the project, so it can be reopened later exactly as it was. Projects can be shared with colleagues, each analysis exports to Excel, and a combined delay report exports to Word.
Every run is saved to the project, reopenable, shareable and exportable.
What it helps you achieve
Keep a reproducible record of what you ran and what it said.
Work on the same project as your team without emailing files around.
Hand over results in a format everyone can open.
How to run it
Where to find it: Every analysis page, and the project page's Access panel
Run any analysis: it is saved automatically to the project and appears in that analysis's list.
Choose View → on any saved run to reopen it, including its Gantt.
To share a project, use the Access panel on the project page and add a colleague by email. They can view and upload schedules but can't edit project details or delete anything.
Use Download Excel on any result to export it.
For a written record, open Delay report on the project page, tick the saved analyses (and optionally a schedule health check) and choose Download Word report.
What you get
A history list per analysis, newest first.
Instant reopening: identical inputs return the saved result instead of recomputing.
Excel workbooks for comparison, windows analysis, TIA, CAB and the DCMA-14 assessment.
One Word delay report that combines the analyses you choose, with a methodology and limitations section.
Good to know
Access is invite-only, and project owners control who is added.
Limits, stated plainly
Collaborators can add schedules and run analyses but cannot rename, archive or delete the project or its files.
Try Saved history, collaboration and export on your own schedules. Claims Digger is invite-only while we’re in early access.