Bellator Team

How We Use the API: From Health Score to DCMA

A reference integration flow for product teams: normalize schedules, triage with /health/score, enforce DCMA gates, and only then run heavier forensics.

Part 2 · DCMA Deep Dive

Common DCMA Findings and How to Fix Them

A field guide to frequent DCMA PAM 200.1 failures: what the finding means, how to confirm it, and the fastest credible fix in P6 or MS Project.

Schedule Risk Index: What the Numbers Mean

The Schedule Risk Index (SRI) is a deterministic 0–100 pre-simulation risk signal built from network structure and CPM diagnostics—not a probabilistic finish date.

Primavera P6 XER Import: Best Practices

Reliable P6 → API analysis starts with a clean XER export, encoding awareness, and task-type classification so LOE and summaries do not pollute network metrics.

AACE 29R-03 Delay Attribution: A Practical Guide

AACE RP 29R-03 defines forensic schedule analysis methods for delay attribution. Learn when to use Windows vs. Contemporaneous vs. Collapsed As-Built—and how APIs keep results legally citable.

How to Read a CPM Schedule Health Score

A schedule health score is a weighted composite of network quality signals—not a prediction of finish date. Here’s how to read score, grade, breakdown, and top signals.

Part 1 · DCMA Deep Dive

What is DCMA 14-Point Schedule Analysis?

DCMA 14-Point is the Defense Contract Management Agency’s PAM 200.1 checklist for schedule integrity. Learn what the checks cover and how to automate them with Bellator.