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Shifting schedules
Every submission moves something, and the change that matters hides among thousands.
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What makes it hard
Every submission moves something, and the change that matters hides among thousands.
Tenant and design changes land mid-build, and their effect on the date is rarely obvious.
Switchgear, generators and steel arrive late, and the recovery has to start the same day.
Customer story
Challenge
Tracking the schedule by hand. Finding the critical changes across thousands of tasks took 106.5 hours a month.
What changed
Automated change detection cut analysis from days to seconds and surfaced 25+ critical schedule changes as they happened.
Built for both sides of the project
The decisions data center teams bring to it
One-pager
Nodes & Links for data centers: the results, the decisions it answers and how teams get started, on one page.
Yes. It connects to Oracle Primavera Cloud, Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project, reads documents from Aconex, Procore, Autodesk and Trimble, and takes anything else by API or upload.
Yes. Change Control compares each submission with the last in minutes. On one data center it compared 4,857 changed tasks and explained a 47-day slip.
Yes. Customer data is never used to train AI or LLM models, and each customer’s data stays in its own environment.