Schedule review with its working in view
Schedule Forensics helps construction schedulers, forensic analysts and agency review teams inspect schedules against governing requirements, trace calculations and prepare reviewable outputs.
The product is developed by Charley Forey, an Iowa State University alumnus. It supplies computations and evidence; professional judgment stays with the reviewer. No professional licence, certification, agency endorsement or customer track record is implied.
Why it exists
A finding is useful when someone can follow its basis. Schedule Forensics keeps the governing clause, activity evidence, method choices and unanswered questions alongside the result. Missing evidence is identified rather than silently treated as a pass.
Explore the sample to see the input files and complete reports. Read the measured evidence to understand what has been tested and what remains uncertain.
Provenance and attribution
The scheduling engine in cpmcore derives from MassingPlan's core package, used under its MIT licence. The repository retains the upstream attribution and notices. This attribution describes that component's origin; it does not grant a licence to the complete Schedule Forensics product.
The public bridge example is wholly generated. Its dates and events demonstrate the software workflow and are not findings about a real project. Benchmark corpus files and project-level reports are not distributed by this site.
Referenced specifications and standards remain the works of their respective publishers. The software cites governing clauses and expresses checks; the website and its downloadable demonstrations are checked for restricted verbatim text. Naming UFGS, AACE, ASCE, SCL or another authority is not an endorsement, certification or substitute for obtaining the applicable governing document.
Work with us
For enterprise access, agree the intended use, deployment and commercial scope before package delivery. Request an enterprise package or arrange a walkthrough.
Contact charley@scheduleforensics.com. No project file is needed for the first discussion. Coordinate any proposed sharing of disputed project material through your counsel of record.
Source: web/pages/about.md. Source commit date: 2026-09-11.