DesignFlow Build
Construction Scheduling Software with Built-In Risk Analysis
CPM scheduling, Monte Carlo risk simulation, and DCMA 14-point health checks — the tools professional planners use, connected to your field data and budget.
Most construction schedules are built once and then drift from reality. DesignFlow Build treats the schedule as a living model: build it with CPM, pressure-test it with Monte Carlo and DCMA 14-point checks, run look-ahead and pull planning with the field, and keep it honest with task status from the jobsite and variance you can actually see.
CPM scheduling and critical path
Build and manage Critical Path Method schedules with Gantt views that make the driving path and float obvious.
Critical Path Method (CPM) Gantt
Look-ahead scheduling
Schedule compression (crashing & fast-tracking)
Schedule risk and health
Quantify uncertainty with Monte Carlo simulation and audit schedule quality with the DCMA 14-point assessment and a schedule health score.
Monte Carlo schedule risk simulation
DCMA 14-point assessment
Schedule health score and variance overlay
Lean planning and resources
Run pull planning (Last Planner System) and resource leveling so the plan reflects how the work will actually be staffed and sequenced.
Pull planning (Last Planner System)
Resource leveling and histograms
What-if scenario analysis
Connected to the field and budget
Crews mark tasks started or complete from the iPhone app, against the same schedule the office uses. Earned-schedule metrics tie time performance to cost — so slippage shows up early, with its dollar impact.
Earned schedule metrics (SPI-t, SV-t)
Weather delay tracking
Forensic delay analysis
Frequently asked questions
It is a standardized 14-check audit of schedule quality (logic, leads/lags, float, critical path realism, and more) used by professional planners and government programs. DesignFlow Build runs it automatically so you can find and fix schedule defects before they bite.
Monte Carlo simulation runs the schedule thousands of times with ranged durations to produce a probability distribution of finish dates, so instead of a single optimistic date you get a realistic confidence range and the activities driving the risk.
Yes. Crews mark tasks started or complete from the iPhone app, against the same schedule the office uses. Earned-schedule metrics connect time performance to cost so variance and its dollar impact surface early.
Build a schedule that survives contact with the field
Start free and go live in 2-4 weeks — no rip-and-replace, no army of consultants.