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Platform Ground truth models Trends

Milestone trend analysis

See which way every key date is heading.

Trends tracks the finish dates of up to 10 activities across every schedule update, so you can spot slippage early, compare it with today and share it in one click.

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JulAugSeptOctNovDec2026FebNovDec2027FebMarAprMayJunTodayLater →← Earlier!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why teams choose it

Three reasons it earns its place.

01

Slippage, at a glance.

A line trending up means the activity is slipping, flat means it’s on track, and down means it’s ahead.

Up, flat or down
02

Ten activities, side by side.

Track up to 10 milestones or activities together, with baseline, latest finish and variance in one table.

Up to 10 activities
03

Shared in one click.

Download the chart as an image or the data as Excel, or add it straight to an AI report.

Image, Excel, AI Reports

Technical specification

How every trend is drawn.

Chart
Update date on the x-axis, activity finish date on the y-axis, one line per activity
Activities
Up to 10, searched and added by name, each removable, hideable with the eye icon, or reset together
Table
Baseline planned finish, latest schedule planned finish and variance for every activity
Variance
Finish date on the latest schedule minus finish date on the baseline
Display options
Today’s date line and critical path markers, switched on in Configure Chart
Export
Chart as an image, or all chart data as Excel
AI Reports
Add the configured chart to any AI report
Home screen
A Trends widget plots the five most recent updates

Reading the chart

One glance tells you which way it’s going.

Each line follows one activity’s finish date across your updates, so the direction of the line is the story.

  • Trending up
  • Flat
  • Trending down
Trending up
Finish dates moving later: the activity is slipping.
Flat
Finish dates holding: the activity is on track.
Trending down
Finish dates moving earlier: ahead of schedule.

The table

The numbers behind every line.

Baseline finish, latest finish and variance sit beside the chart for every activity, so you can quote the exact slip.

  • Baseline
  • Latest schedule
  • Variance
Baseline, latest and variance
Description
Baseline (planned finish)
Latest schedule (planned finish)
Variance
X202 Planned Completion
1 Mar 2027
8 Jun 2027
+99
M4052 Main Construction
15 Feb 2027
8 Jun 2027
+113
M4054 Main Construction
1 Mar 2027
8 Jun 2027
+99
M1260 Planned Handover
15 Feb 2027
8 Jun 2027
+113
H.G.1034 Project Review
1 Mar 2027
7 Jun 2027
+98
H.G.1036 Pre-commissioning
1 Mar 2027
7 Jun 2027
+98
Variance = finish date on the latest schedule − finish date on the baseline.

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From chart to report in one click.

Export the chart as an image, the data as Excel, or add it to an AI report your team already sends.

  • Image
  • Excel
  • AI Reports
Share it
Download as an image
Ready for a slide or a report
Download as Excel
Every finish date behind the chart
Add to AI Reports
Drop the chart into any AI report

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Technical questions about Trends.

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Each line follows one activity’s finish date across your schedule updates. Trending up means it’s slipping, flat means it’s on track, and trending down means it’s ahead of schedule.

Up to 10 at a time. Remove one with its X, hide it from the chart with the eye icon, or reset the chart to start again.

Variance is the finish date on the latest schedule minus the finish date on the baseline, shown in days for every activity.

Yes. Download the chart as an image or all the chart data as Excel, or add the configured chart to an AI report.