Scheduling
Build a critical-path programme in the browser, import Primavera P6 schedules, test their quality, and present them in layouts an executive can read. TideLine is scheduling plus the analysis that usually happens afterwards in spreadsheets.
Activities, WBS, calendars, relationships, lags, constraints, total float and a calculated critical path.
Import P6 XER exports and keep working; no reconstruction of someone else's programme.
Seven live presets from dense working views to executive boards, exported to PowerPoint or PNG.
Describe the scope and the AI Advisor drafts an activity network you can refine in the Schedule module.
Planners and project controls teams on construction and infrastructure projects who need CPM rigour, and the commercial and delivery managers who have to read the output. It suits contractors preparing programmes and updates, owners and PMs reviewing what they receive, and consultants working across several matters at once.
It is deliberately not a generic task tracker. If the programme has to withstand a contractual review, list-based tools are the wrong instrument.
Create the programme or import it, progress it update by update, and TideLine keeps the history. Each update recalculates the network and records what changed — durations, logic, dates and the driving path — so the story of the job is captured while it happens rather than reconstructed afterwards.
Quality checks run on every version: open ends, negative float, hard constraints, long durations and out-of-sequence progress, in the DCMA 14-point framework.
Most scheduling tools stop at the working view. TideLine treats the executive Gantt as a first-class output: control bar sizes, row heights, fonts and colours, choose a layout, and export a slide that needs no clean-up before a board meeting.