Schedule
See the whole job, and exactly what's at risk of slipping.
A Gantt schedule with real CPM underneath: critical path, float, and baselines computed automatically — not entered by hand and left to go stale.
- Critical path, computed not guessed
- Total float and free float recompute the instant a dependency or duration changes, so the critical path is always current.
- One deadline, not two spreadsheets
- Change Order time extensions roll straight into the Projected End Date — the contractual End Date never gets silently overridden.
- Flagged the moment it slips
- The instant a task's float goes negative, the assigned PMs are notified — before it shows up as a missed date.
How it works
From task list to critical path, without a scheduling consultant.
- 01
Build the work breakdown
Lay out tasks and milestones, organized into a WBS. Summary tasks roll up start, finish, and percent complete from their children automatically.
- 02
Sequence the dependencies
Link tasks with finish-to-start, start-to-start, or lag — the same relations a P6 schedule uses, checked for cycles as you build them.
- 03
Vinclo runs the CPM pass
Early/late start and finish, total float, and free float compute over your project's working-day calendar, stat holidays included.
- 04
Track it against a baseline
See planned vs. actual on the same Gantt, and know the instant a task pushes the project's float negative.
Related reading
Where schedule slip actually costs you money.
Field operations coverage on the Vinclo blog — sequencing, crew capacity, and the operational calls that move a completion date.
Read field operations coverage →See your own schedule on a real critical path.
A short demo, sized to how your team actually sequences work.