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DCMA 14-point schedule assessment

Check every schedule against the DCMA 14 points, and your own standard.

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.

DC Echo Integrity
Checked on upload
DCMA (14)
RESULT
ACTIVITIES
Missing Logic
1.2%
10 of 837
Leads
0.1%
1 of 1,284
Hard Constraints
3.1%
26 of 837
High Float
25.7%
196 of 762
Negative Float
38.5%
322 of 837
Missed Tasks
79%
418 of 529
Critical Path Test
PASS
0 of 837
Overall Integrity Score
84.9%
Average of all active checks
Matches workspace default

Why teams choose it

Three reasons it earns its place.

01

Score any schedule in seconds.

Every check runs across every WBS and activity the moment a schedule lands, scored green, amber or red.

Checked on every upload
02

One standard, every project.

Set your thresholds once as the workspace default, see exactly where any project differs, and reset it in one click.

Workspace defaults
03

From score to failing activity.

Go from the overall score to the exact activities failing any check, then export the list for the contractor.

One-click export

Technical specification

Built for schedule reviewers.

Checks
The 14 DCMA checks, plus proprietary checks for logic, sequencing, milestones and data quality
Overall score
Cut-off, average or activity-based, with any check excludable
Thresholds
Great, average and poor bands per check
Activity filters
Task and resource dependent, milestones, level of effort, WBS summary, completed and obsolete
Check settings
Check-specific values, such as the High Float limit in absolute or relative days
Milestone compliance
Required milestones checked by project and by WBS element
Views
Overview score and WBS table, from project level down to individual activities
Governance
Workspace default, project differences, one-click reset, admin-only workspace changes

The checks

Every DCMA point, and the checks it leaves out.

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.

  • 14 DCMA checks
  • Proprietary checks
  • Milestone compliance
The 14 DCMA checks
Missing Logic
Leads
Lags
Relationship Types
Hard Constraints
High Float
Negative Float
High Duration
Invalid Dates
Resources
Missed Tasks
Critical Path Test
Critical Path Length Index
Baseline Execution Index
Plus proprietary checks, including
Project Milestone Compliance
WBS Milestone Compliance
Scheduling Check
Isolated Networks
High Minimum Free Float
Zero Duration Tasks
Circular Logical Dependencies
Obsolete
Out-of-Sequence
Duplicate Activity ID
Logic Density
Critical Activities
Open Start
Open Finish
As Late As Possible Constraints

Your thresholds

Set what pass and fail mean for you.

Choose your great and average thresholds, which activity types each check considers, and check-specific limits, so the banding matches your reporting standard.

  • Per-check thresholds
  • Activity filters
  • Check-specific settings
Configure · High Float
Task and resource dependent
Milestones
Level of effort
Completed activities
Critical value
44 working days
Great ≤ 5%
Average ≤ 10%

Governance

Know when anyone changes the standard.

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.

  • Workspace default
  • Differences view
  • Admin-only changes
3 settings differ from the workspace default
SETTING
DEFAULT
THIS PROJECT
High Float · critical value
44 days
60 days
Hard Constraints · great
5%
8%
Lags · milestones
Excluded
Included
Reset to workspace default
Save as workspace default

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Technical questions about schedule integrity checks.

Talk to our team

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.