Construction programme intelligence

Know what changed, what's due and what's at risk in every programme.

FloatSight reads the Asta, Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project programme your planner already issues and gives the whole project team clear answers: what should be built by any date, what moved since the last revision, and which contract deadlines are coming up.

Start a 30-day free trial

No card required
Demo project included
UK company, data hosted in the EU

Riverside Yard (synthetic demo)Rev 02 vs Rev 01

Completion

+17 days

18 Dec 2026 → 4 Jan 2027

Activities changed

4 added · 2 removed

Milestones moved

1 on the driving path

ID	Activity	Finish Rev 01	Finish Rev 02	Change
M1010	Substructure complete	12 Oct 2026	21 Oct 2026	+7 wd
A2140	Steel frame erection L1–L4	6 Nov 2026	13 Nov 2026	+5 wd
A3305	Façade brackets – north	—	20 Nov 2026	Added
A1890	Drainage connections	30 Oct 2026	27 Oct 2026	−3 wd

Assistant · Completion moved 17 days, driven by M1010 Substructure complete. A2140 follows it on the driving path. Source: Rev 02, rows 14, 52 and 118.

Reads the files your planners already issueAsta PowerprojectPrimavera P6Microsoft ProjectExcel and CSVPDF exports

Who it's for

One programme. Clear answers for everyone who depends on it.

Project and construction managers

See what should be finished this week and what the new revision changes, without opening the planning software.

Planners and project controls

Share an interactive view and a revision report instead of marked-up PDFs. Keep authoring in Asta, P6 or Microsoft Project.

Commercial and contract managers

Check programme submissions and notices against NEC4, JCT and FIDIC, with the clause and the evidence attached.

Clients and employer's agents

Review the contractor's programme on your terms: what moved, which milestones are exposed and what to ask next.

The problem

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

Hard to read

Most of the team receives the programme as a PDF with hundreds of bars. The answer they need is in there, but not easy to find.

Every revision changes something

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

It is a contract document

Under NEC4 and FIDIC the programme comes with fixed reply periods and notice deadlines. In CECA's July 2024 survey, fewer than 30% of NEC projects had a programme accepted every period.

What FloatSight does

From the planner's file to decisions, in four moves.

Compare

See exactly what changed between revisions

Activities are matched by ID, not by row. Dates moved, durations changed, links added or removed and milestones slipping are listed activity by activity, ready for the progress meeting.

Revision report · Rev 02 vs Rev 01synthetic demo

Finish dates later: 22
Finish dates earlier: 9
Activities added / removed: 4 / 2
Logic links changed: 11
Completion: +17 days

Explain

Pick any date. See what should be done.

What the programme says should be finished, in progress or starting soon, kept separate from what has actually been reported. An activity is never called late just because its date has passed.

Reference date23 Oct 2026

Should be finished

41 reported complete

Should be in progress

12 reported started

No progress data

shown as gaps

Check

Check the programme against the contract

Required contents, reply periods and notice deadlines under NEC4 ECC, JCT 2016 and FIDIC 2017, each with its clause reference. FloatSight drafts the response. You decide, edit and sign.

NEC4 ECC · programme submitted 9 Oct 2026synthetic demo

FoundPlanned Completion and Completion Date (cl. 31.2)
FoundOrder and timing of the operations (cl. 31.2)
MissingFloat and time risk allowances (cl. 31.2)
Reply by23 Oct 2026 · within two weeks of submission (cl. 31.3)

Ask

Ask in plain English. Get the evidence.

Dates, counts and comparisons are calculated by the scheduling engine, not guessed by a language model. Every answer names the activities, revision and file row it used.

Which milestones are due in the next 14 days?

2 milestones are dated between 9 and 23 October 2026:

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

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

Also included in every plan

Early warnings and risk register
Readable rules with their evidence. No black-box delay predictions.
Lookaheads, 7 to 42 days
By contractor, discipline or work package, ready to share.
Reports and exports
Weekly, milestone and revision reports. Nothing is sent on its own.
Recovery scenarios
Test what-ifs on a copy. The issued programme is never changed.
Meeting minutes linked
Outstanding approvals tied to the activities that wait for them.
Portfolio view
All your projects and their warnings on one page.

How it works

Three steps. No re-keying, no template.

Step 1: Upload the programme you have
Asta, P6, Microsoft Project, Excel or PDF. The original file is kept unchanged.
Step 2: Check what was read
Missing dates, duplicate IDs and circular logic are flagged row by row before anything is saved.
Step 3: Explore, compare, report
Interactive Gantt, revision comparison, contract checks and a report for the client meeting.

Trust

Built to be trusted in a progress meeting.

Traceable: Every answer shows its source: activity ID, revision, file row, PDF page or sentence in the minutes.
Calculated, not guessed: The scheduling engine does the maths, the same way every time. Missing dates, links or progress are shown as gaps, never filled in.
Facts kept apart: Facts, calculations, assumptions and forecasts are always labelled.
You decide: FloatSight proposes. You decide, edit the wording and sign. It never sends anything on its own.

Hosted in the EU (Frankfurt)
Your programmes are not used to train AI models
Private to your organisation
Neosphyr Ltd · ICO registered

Supported files

Works with the files you already have

Asta Powerproject (.pp, .ppb): Read natively: activity IDs, summary structure, links with lags, calendars, progress and the data date. Baseline files become the reference for later issues.
Primavera P6 (.xer, .xml): XER and P6 XML exports: activities, WBS, relationships with lags, calendars, progress and the data date.
Microsoft Project (.xml): Outline structure, links, calendars, progress and the status date. Baseline 0 is kept.
Excel and CSV: Exports from any planning tool and hand-built trackers. Columns are matched automatically and can be remapped.
PDF programme exports: Text-based prints from Asta Powerproject, Microsoft Project and Primavera P6 are read from the page layout and always sent to review. Scanned images are rejected rather than guessed.

Using .mpp? In Microsoft Project choose File › Save As › XML. It takes a few seconds.

Pricing

Simple plans. Unlimited projects.

Starter

£79 / month, excl. VAT

1 user · 500 AI credits · 5 GB

Professional

£199 / month, excl. VAT

3 users · 2,000 AI credits · 25 GB

Team

£599 / month, excl. VAT

10 users · 8,000 AI credits · 100 GB

Pay annually and get two months free. Enterprise plans on request.

Compare plans

Questions

Before you start

Do our planners need to change how they work?

No. They keep authoring the programme in Asta, P6 or Microsoft Project. FloatSight reads the files they already issue.

What happens if the file has errors?

Missing dates, duplicate IDs, circular logic and odd durations are flagged before saving. You fix or exclude them. Nothing is filled in for you.

Where is our data stored, and is it used to train AI?

The application and database are hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, and uploaded files are stored in the European Union. Your programmes are private to your organisation and are not used to train AI models.

Does FloatSight give legal or contractual advice?

No. It is decision support. It shows the clause, the period and the evidence; your team makes the decision and signs any response.

What does the free trial include?

30 days, no card required: 1 user, up to 3 projects, 200 AI credits, plus a synthetic demo project to explore before you upload your own programme.

Upload your next programme revision and see what changed.