Monte Carlo that actually answers the question.
Most Monte Carlo tools bolt onto existing schedules as expensive add-ons. In KeraPlan it's a core capability. Assign three-point estimates to any activity — optimistic, most likely, pessimistic — and run thousands of simulations across the network.
You get a proper probability distribution on completion dates, a ranked list of activities by schedule risk contribution, and the confidence figures owners and lenders actually ask for: what's the P50? The P80? What's the chance we hit the contract date?
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Read P6 files natively. No converter, no license server.
Open XER files from Primavera P6 directly in KeraPlan. Activity codes, relationships, calendars, resources, constraints — all preserved. For subcontractors handed a GC's schedule, consultants doing forensic analysis, and owners validating contractor submittals, this is the difference between working the data and working around it.
Export back to XER when you need to hand something back. No lock-in. No proprietary format hostage-taking.
Work breakdown that matches your contract.
KeraPlan enforces a real WBS. Code-driven, hierarchical, rollup-aware. Build it from scratch, import it from Excel, or pull it from a CSV template. Activities live under their proper WBS node, and progress rolls up exactly the way your monthly reports need it to.
Because your WBS is tied to your contract structure, export any node as a deliverable — schedule update, progress report, claim narrative — without hand-reformatting.
