Annual feature

A look-ahead that argues, not just filters

Anyone can filter a schedule to a date window. The hard part of a 3-week or 6-week look-ahead is the arguing: which of those tasks actually matter, what should already be done, and what the next window is waiting on. GanttScore builds that brief from your file's own logic in about fifteen seconds.

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Upload your schedule

MS Project (.mpp, .xml) or Primavera P6 (.xer). The file is analyzed in memory and never stored; the look-ahead is computed from the schedule's own data date, dates, links, and float.

2

Pick your window

2, 4, 6, 8, or 12 weeks from the data date, switchable instantly. Construction crews live in 3-to-6-week look-aheads; government program offices roll in longer waves. Same brief, your horizon.

3

Run it every Monday

Upload the updated file each week and the brief re-ranks itself. One page goes to the team: what is late coming in, what is blocked, what must finish so the next window can start.

What the brief contains

Defensible by construction

No black box. The ranking uses vocabulary your reviewer already accepts: driving relationships, near-critical float bands, negative float severity, path convergence. Every ranked task carries its why in plain numbers, and the method note states what is excluded and what is heuristic. If your scheduler wants to argue with it, the math is right there to argue with.

The Look-Ahead Brief is included with Annual Unlimited, on every scan, in the report and in the PDF and PowerPoint exports.