ALICE Analyze is an AI-powered schedule and project analytics solution. Import a schedule from P6 or MS Project, and ALICE provides a schedule quality score, tracks project progress against your baseline, and rolls all of your project performance information into a portfolio dashboard.

A lot of analytics tools will tell you what issues are impacting your project, but not what to do to solve them. ALICE Analyze checks your schedule against the DCMA-14 metrics used across the industry, compares your baseline plan against your latest progress updates, and helps you find a path to recovery, all in one platform.

Analyze works as a standalone product giving you the key performance metrics to analyze project performance and take action when projects fall behind. Import a schedule and you can start tracking quality and progress right away. Some teams pair it with ALICE Optimize once ALICE Analyze flags a risk, since Optimize can then build recovery scenarios off that same schedule, but it's not required.

Analyze can be used to check a construction schedule's quality before a project kicks off, monitor progress against baseline once work starts, catch early signs that a project is slipping, and compare health across every project you're running at once.

A schedule quality score based on DCMA-14 checks, a dashboard comparing planned versus actual progress, an AI-written summary of where a project stands, and a portfolio view that puts every project on a standardized set of metrics.

If your team schedules in P6 or MS Project and you're tired of piecing together status updates from spreadsheets or one-off reports, ALICE Analyze is a great fit for you. Teams use it on single large builds and on portfolios with dozens of projects running at once.

Planners, schedulers, project managers, project controls teams, and executives and portfolio leads who need to know how projects are doing without chasing down a status update for every team.

ALICE Analyze supports bidding and preconstruction through project execution and delivery. For industrial projects, that includes shutdown, turnaround, and maintenance work. 

No deep schedule expertise is needed to benefit from Analyze. The dashboard and AI summaries are built so someone without a scheduling background can still understand where a project stands. 

It shows you the gap between what your schedule says should be happening and what your most recent progress update says is actually happening, while that gap is still small. That's usually the difference between fixing a problem quietly and dealing with a dispute later.