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Move Beyond Static PDF Schedules

ScheduleReader gives you dynamic, view-only access to project data from existing .xer and P6 XML schedules - good for a quick audit, or for deeper analysis of progress and performance.

The idea

Share the Schedule, Not a Snapshot of It

A PDF freezes one moment of the plan. An .xer file carries the whole dataset - activities, logic, resources, calendars - so every reader can filter, compare and follow the plan for themselves.

Fast by Design

Because ScheduleReader reads the exported file rather than querying a database, even the largest schedules open in seconds.

Your Own Layout

Create and share personal layouts as .xml, or import custom layouts from a .plf file so the whole team works in a standard environment.

Read-Only, Always

The plan is opened as-is. Reviewers can analyse and report without any risk of changing the schedule they are reviewing.

What you get

The Working Views a Schedule Review Needs

Activities, WBS and Gantt view in ScheduleReader

Interactive Schedule Overview

Get a full picture of the project through the Activities, WBS and Projects views. Build your own layouts, add or remove columns, and read relationships inside a full Gantt chart and tabular view.

  • Open any .xer in under three seconds
  • Navigate with filters, sorts and groups
  • Histograms, stacked histograms and S-curves

Analysis

Filter, Sort and Compare Without Exporting Anything

Auto, custom and advanced filters, sorts and grouping focus the review on the activities, resources or project areas that matter most - then compare against a baseline to see what changed.

  • Auto, custom and advanced filters
  • Group and sort on any activity field
  • Earned value parameters read from the schedule
  • Baseline comparison across versions
  • Layouts shared as .xml or imported from .plf

Who it is for

One Viewer, Four Very Different Roles

The same read-only file answers a different question for every role on the project.

Site team member in a hard hat reviewing a ScheduleReader schedule on a tablet at a construction site

Project Members on Site

Field teams rarely hold costly P6 licenses. ScheduleReader gives them an affordable read-only channel to track their own assignments and submit progress updates.

For site teams
Project manager reviewing schedule reports on two monitors

Project Managers

Static PDFs create bottlenecks and delays. Managers get an interactive companion tool: dynamic views, baseline comparisons and insight on demand.

For project managers
Scheduler reviewing a Gantt chart in ScheduleReader next to construction drawings

Schedulers and Planners

Stop exporting a custom PDF for every stakeholder. Teams open the file directly, while schedulers audit data quality in the same place.

For schedulers
Project controls specialist reviewing a DCMA 14-point dashboard

Project Controls

Keeping large projects on time and on budget means tracking metrics buried deep in the data. ScheduleReader surfaces real-time baseline progress.

For project controls

Editions

Standard or PRO

Both editions open .xer and P6 XML exports the same way. PRO adds the analytics, reports and unique views that project controls ask for.

In both editions

  • Dynamic Gantt and tabular views
  • Filters, sorts, groups and layouts
  • Baseline comparison (up to 4)
  • Progress update from the field
  • Trace Logic and critical path

Only in PRO

What ScheduleReader PRO adds to Standard
CapabilityStandardPRO
Dynamic reports and dashboardsStandardNot includedPROIncluded
DCMA 14-point schedule assessmentStandardNot includedPROIncluded
Compare projects, risk view, calendar viewStandardNot includedPROIncluded
Linear scheduling (time-location)StandardNot includedPROIncluded

Full feature-by-feature detail: pricing and editions - or download the official Standard vs PRO benchmark PDF from the product documents page.

Get started

Try the Full Edition Free for 15 Days

No obligation. Open a real .xer file, analyse it, then decide.