Fragnet independently recomputes the schedule — DCMA health, delay forensics, and probabilistic risk — with every number traceable to a frozen input and a cited method.
A real forward/backward-pass CPM engine derives its own early/late dates, float, and longest path — so manipulation and hidden logic surface instead of being echoed back to you.
Full 14-point assessment with CPLI/BEI and a roll-up A–F quality grade, against a generic or agency rule-pack.
Splice a fragnet into the logic, recompute the driving path, and auto-write the AACE 52R-06 methodology narrative.
Probabilistic finish dates with duration correlation and a seeded, reproducible simulation you can re-run to the number.
Pair & multi-version diff — added, deleted, duration, date, float, logic and lag changes, plus forecast slip.
Track float burn and milestone breaches across updates before they become the claim.
Windows analysis, collapsed-as-built and concurrency/pacing — forensic methods, computed not asserted.
Earned-value metrics and progress S-curves derived from the recomputed schedule.
Test logic and duration changes safely; merge-bias and bottleneck detection expose the real constraints.
DCMA, TIA, QSRA, EVM, Windows and volatility — plus the full claims set and a compiled, submission-ready claim package. Every one court-ready, cited, and reproducible.
A fragnet is the fragment-net you splice into a schedule to model a delay — the decisive move in a Time Impact Analysis, and the one thing legacy tools concede they can’t do. We built the whole platform around it. Claims aren’t a bolt-on here; they’re the reason Fragnet exists — every method computed from the recomputed schedule, not asserted, and every number traceable to a hashed input and a cited method so it holds up under cross-examination.
Windows analysis, as-planned-vs-as-built and float erosion surface the slip and where it happened — computed, not echoed back from P6.
TIA (AACE 52R-06), impacted-as-planned and collapsed-as-built — additive and subtractive, on a real forward/backward-pass CPM engine that honors calendars and constraints.
Owner / contractor / concurrent classification with a day-by-day concurrency apportionment — the split that decides what’s actually compensable.
Measured-mile productivity loss, extended field & home-office overhead (Eichleay), and liquidated-damages / delay-cost calculators.
The per-event narrative builder weaves the schedule facts with your referenced exhibits into a cited, defensible account — you supply the judgment, it supplies the rigor.
Compile every event, method summary and a consolidated exhibit index into one bound, submission-ready claim package — the deliverable a claim is filed as.
◆ End to end, from the first slipped day to the filed claim — deterministic, cited, and built to survive a hostile expert.
Traceability is the feature. Every analysis can be reproduced and defended line by line.
Upload a .xer and get a defensible DCMA report in minutes. Run a real TIA, compare updates, and export a cited PDF — no desktop license, no analyst bottleneck.
Multi-tenant isolation, MFA, immutable audit trails and an exportable audit package — with SSO/SAML, DPA and SOC 2 on the roadmap for agency and law-firm rollouts.
Create an account, upload your first .xer, and see the DCMA report your schedule has been hiding.