# Kazinex

> Kazinex is a software company that builds construction project-controls products — Kazinex Planner (AI schedule intelligence), Report Forge (report automation), and Kazinex Workflows (document control) — and custom software for teams that need something built.

Pricing model: Kazinex Planner is self-serve — a 30-day free trial, then a Pro plan billed through Stripe, plus a custom Enterprise tier for larger teams. Report Forge and Kazinex Workflows are demo-led: teams contact sales to scope a project and get access.

## Products
- [Kazinex Planner](https://www.kazinex.com/products/planner): Kazinex Planner is the complete AI-powered planning platform: an AI copilot with 40+ scheduling tools, a full P6-level editor, interactive Gantt, DCMA 14-point and 30+ quality checks, schedule comparison, and real-time collaboration for XER and MPP files, all in your browser.
- [Report Forge](https://www.kazinex.com/products/report-forge): Report Forge digitizes manual construction reports with reusable blueprints, structured editions, output designer components, approvals, audit trails, and PDF, Excel, Word, and CSV exports.
- [Kazinex Workflows](https://www.kazinex.com/products/workflows): Kazinex Workflows manages document registers, transmittals, correspondence, review routing, project roles, guest access, and audit logs for construction teams.

## Free tools
- [Schedule Quality Checker](https://schedule.kazinex.com/quality-check): Score a schedule against DCMA-14 for free: drop one XER file and get an instant quality score across logic, float, constraints, and more. No sign-up, nothing uploaded to a server.
- [Schedule Compare](https://schedule.kazinex.com/compare): Compare two schedules for free: drop a baseline and an update and see every added, deleted, and modified activity, categorized. No sign-up, nothing uploaded to a server.

## Blog
- [Excel vs Power BI vs Tableau for Project Reporting: Trade-offs](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/excel-powerbi-tableau-project-reporting-tradeoffs): Excel is best for ad-hoc formatted tables, Power BI and Tableau for interactive dashboards, but none is built for recurring, approval-driven document reports.
- [The One-File Problem: Why Project Reports Die in Isolation](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/report-chaos-one-edition-one-file-problem): The one-file problem is building each report as a copied spreadsheet: versions fork, history is lost, and data is retyped. A repository of editions fixes it.
- [Single-Source Project Reporting: One Dataset, Many Reports](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/single-source-reporting-many-reports-one-dataset): Single-source project reporting captures each period's data once as a structured edition, then feeds every report template from it — no retyping, no drift.
- [What an AI Copilot Can Actually Do for Project Scheduling](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/ai-copilot-project-scheduling-practical-guide): An AI copilot reads your XER or P6 schedule in plain language, surfaces critical-path risk, and drafts progress narratives while the planner stays in control.
- [Baseline vs Update Schedule Comparison: A Practical Guide](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/baseline-vs-update-schedule-comparison-guide): A baseline-vs-update schedule comparison checks date slips, logic changes, added or deleted activities, calendar edits, critical path drift, and float erosion.
- [Construction Document Control: Transmittals, RFIs & Registers](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/construction-document-control-transmittals-rfis-guide): Construction document control tracks every drawing, transmittal, and RFI through a numbered register with revision status and audit trail. Here's how it works.
- [DCMA 14-Point Schedule Quality Checks Explained](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/dcma-14-point-schedule-quality-checks-explained): The DCMA 14-point assessment scores schedule health across logic, float, constraints, and CPLI/BEI. Here is what each of the 14 checks measures and how to pass.
- [XER File Format Explained: Open Primavera P6 Files Online](https://www.kazinex.com/blog/xer-file-format-explained-open-xer-online): An XER file is Primavera P6's plain-text export of a full project schedule: tasks, logic, calendars, and resources. Here's how to open one without P6 installed.

## Company
- [About](https://www.kazinex.com/about)
- [Pricing](https://www.kazinex.com/pricing)
- [Security](https://www.kazinex.com/security)
- [Contact](https://www.kazinex.com/contact)

## Optional
- [Documentation](https://docs.kazinex.com/getting-started/welcome)