On-demand project controls for EPC contractors.
XER in, slides out. Upload your schedule, ask a question, export a steering committee pack. Desktop software with deterministic engines that calculate and an AI layer that writes the finding. Minutes, not days.
Available soon with a free trial.
Allsignal is desktop software that turns your P6 schedule into steering committee slides. Not a monthly report you wait for. Not a tool you learn to configure. Software that reads your XER and does the analysis you would spend half a day doing yourself.
Upload your schedule file. Ask a question in plain language. Get analysis back in seconds: critical path position, float erosion, baseline variance, risk assessment, earned value. Lock the views you want. Export to PowerPoint. The pack that used to take 4-8 hours is done before your coffee goes cold.
Most project controls analysis happens after the meeting. Someone takes an action, runs the numbers, sends a report the following week. By then the conversation has moved on.
Allsignal runs on your laptop, in real time. Ask what happens to the critical path if civil delays by six weeks. The seven deterministic engines recalculate on your machine before the discussion moves on. Three recovery scenarios, compared, with float impact and cost variance, while the people who need to decide are still in the room.
No server round-trip. No waiting for a consultant to call back. The analysis runs where the data lives: on your machine, at the speed of the question.
Seven deterministic engines calculate the numbers. Critical path, baseline comparison, float analysis, period trending, risk inference, earned value, and Monte Carlo simulation. These are not LLM guesses. They are computed results from your schedule data, traceable to the source XER, dated to the reporting period.
Every output is structured, caveated, and reproducible. Run the same file through the same engine and you get the same answer. If a dispute reaches adjudication two years from now, the analytical record maintained during the project stands as real-time evidence that no retrospective reconstruction can match.
Allsignal is desktop software. Your XER file is parsed, stored, analysed, and exported on your laptop. The network is used for exactly one thing: the optional AI interpretation layer. And you control that.
Three modes. You choose per project.
Local. Everything runs on your machine. No network connection required. No data leaves your laptop. The seven engines, five interactive panels, and slide export all work offline. You can run Allsignal on a plane, in a secure facility, on an air-gapped network. This is not a limited version. It is the full analytical product without the narrative layer.
Anonymised. The engines still run locally. When you use the AI for interpretation, Allsignal sends a statistical summary to the API: float distributions, critical path counts, variance trends, and risk scores grouped by area and discipline. Activity names, WBS names, resource names, project name, notes, and all free text stay on your machine. The AI reads the shape of your schedule without ever seeing what the activities are called.
Full. The engines run locally. The AI receives your complete schedule data for the richest analysis. You explicitly confirm before enabling this mode. A dialog tells you exactly what will be sent.
In local and anonymised modes, these fields never leave your laptop:
Activity names and task descriptions. WBS names. Project name. Resource names, including named individuals and subcontractor companies. Calendar names. Activity codes and task codes. Notes, memos, and free-text descriptions. Work package names. Cost breakdown structure codes.
The boundary between local data and the AI layer is enforced structurally, not by policy. The anonymisation layer strips identifiers before anything leaves your machine. The local database is encrypted. The encryption key is stored in your operating system's credential manager, never written to a file on disk.
Allsignal does not replace P6 or Primavera. It reads their output and turns it into something a steering committee can act on.
You can hire a planning consultant for $800-1,500 a day to build your steering committee slides. Two days a month is $19,200-36,000 a year for what is fundamentally a translation job: turn schedule data into a slide pack. Allsignal does that translation. Your schedule, your analysis, your slides. Minutes, not days.
You can buy a timeline drawing tool for $10-20 a month and still spend half a day formatting. That automates the drawing, not the analysis. You still do all the thinking. Allsignal does the thinking and the drawing.
The PM owns the narrative. The tool builds the pack. You look good in the steering committee because the analysis is yours, presented properly, on time.
| What you get | Old way | Allsignal |
|---|---|---|
| Seven analytical engines | 2 staff, 2 days $1,600 per month | You, in minutes $49 per month |
| Slide export to PowerPoint | ||
| Pre-formatted backup slides | ||
| Customisable layouts | ||
| Three AI security modes | ||
| Free schedule health check |
Seven deterministic engines. Five interactive panels. AI chat that interprets your schedule in plain language. Slide export to PowerPoint. Build Your Backup slides for steering committee packs. Everything included. One price.
Allsignal was founded by Ben Daniels. Twenty years in planning, project controls, and commercial management on oil and gas megaprojects.
Allsignal exists because the project controls reporting function on most major projects is stretched, reactive, and dependent on individuals who leave. The work should not depend on who is in the room. It should depend on the data.
Want to see Allsignal work on your schedule? Ben will be in touch within two business days.
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