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DCMA 14-point schedule assessment
Integrity runs the 14 DCMA checks plus proprietary checks on every submission, scores them against your thresholds and takes you straight to the activities that fail.
Why teams choose it
Every check runs across every WBS and activity the moment a schedule lands, scored green, amber or red.
Set your thresholds once as the workspace default, see exactly where any project differs, and reset it in one click.
Go from the overall score to the exact activities failing any check, then export the list for the contractor.
Technical specification
The checks
Start with the standard 14 DCMA checks, then go further with proprietary checks for open ends, out-of-sequence progress, isolated networks, logic density and milestone compliance.
Your thresholds
Choose your great and average thresholds, which activity types each check considers, and check-specific limits, so the banding matches your reporting standard.
Governance
Every project is compared with the workspace default. See exactly which settings differ, reset in one confirmed step, and let admins promote a proven setup to the new default.
The 14 DCMA checks, plus proprietary checks such as open starts and finishes, out-of-sequence progress, isolated networks, logic density and milestone compliance.
Choose cut-off (how many checks pass), average (the mean score across all checks) or activity-based (how many activities pass every check). You can exclude any check from the score.
Yes. Set great, average and poor thresholds per check, choose which activity types each check considers, and edit check-specific settings such as the High Float limit.
Every project is compared with the workspace default. You can see exactly which settings differ, reset a project in one click, and admins can promote a project’s settings to the new default.