See schedule risk before it becomes delay.
Jet.Build connects project schedules with the RFIs, submittals, approvals, milestones, changes, and open decisions that affect delivery — so owners, developers, and general contractors can see what is on track, what is slipping, and who owns the next action.
Schedule & Milestones — Harbor Point Tower
1 milestone at riskFoundation Complete
CompleteStructural Topping Out
In ProgressBuilding Dry-In
At RiskMEP Rough-In Complete
UpcomingSubstantial Completion
UpcomingOpen items affecting upcoming milestones
Trusted with $47B+ in active construction across 153M+ SF
The schedule usually isn't where the delay starts.
Dates move because something upstream stalled — an unanswered RFI, a submittal still in review, an approval nobody claimed, a change decision waiting on the owner, a long-lead item nobody ordered. Looking at the schedule alone tells you a date slipped. It rarely tells you why, who owns the next action, or what else is exposed. That answer usually lives in a different system, or in someone's inbox.
Schedule status and the work behind it, in one system.
Milestones & deadlines
Track key dates, milestones, owners, and progress in one place — so the current status of a date is a record, not a recollection.
RFI & submittal exposure
See overdue RFIs and submittals in the context of the work they affect, with age and ball-in-court visible on every open item.
Approvals & ball-in-court
Every approval shows who holds the next action. When a date is at risk, the owner of the blocking item is already identified.
Tasks & sequencing context
Tasks, assignees, priorities, and status roll up against the milestones they support, so teams see what downstream work is exposed.
Portfolio schedule visibility
Owners, developers, and executives see milestone status and open items across active projects — not one project at a time.
Jenny AI for open items
Ask what is outstanding on a project or milestone in plain English. Jenny answers from your live project record, with citations.
Every key date, with an owner and a current status.
Milestones, tasks, and deadlines live in the same system as the work that supports them. Assign ownership, set the date, and track progress against it — so the answer to "is this still on track?" comes from the project record instead of a phone call. When a milestone moves, the open items behind it are visible in the same view.
See scheduling in a demo →Schedule & Milestones — Harbor Point Tower
1 milestone at riskFoundation Complete
CompleteStructural Topping Out
In ProgressBuilding Dry-In
At RiskMEP Rough-In Complete
UpcomingSubstantial Completion
UpcomingOpen items affecting upcoming milestones
Active Workflow — Submittal #127
CompletedSubmittal Uploaded
PM — Jake Rivera · 9:14 AM
Routed to Architect
Auto-routed · 9:14 AM
Architect Review
Morrison & Partners · 11:42 AM
Owner Approval
Meridian Development · 2:05 PM
Notify Subcontractor
Auto-notification · 2:05 PM
Pending Approvals
CO-019
Added blocking at stair walls
PM → Owner
RFI-052
Soffit detail at curtain wall
PM → Architect
The workflow items that put dates at risk — in one place.
An RFI that has been open for three weeks is a schedule signal. So is a submittal sitting in review and an approval nobody has claimed. Jet.Build tracks every request, review, and sign-off with age and ball-in-court, so teams can act on the item that is holding the date instead of debating the date itself.
Explore workflow automation →One project in detail. The whole portfolio at a glance.
Project teams work in the detail: tasks, milestones, open items, ownership, and daily activity. Leadership works in the exceptions: which projects have milestone movement, which decisions are unresolved, and where attention is needed. Both views read from the same live project record — no separate reporting cycle to maintain.
Explore reporting and visibility →Active Projects
12
Total Value
$284M
On Track
83%
Open RFIs
34
Harbor Point Tower
Structural
Meridian West Campus
MEP Rough-In
Civic Center Reno
Finishes
Understand what is driving the schedule — not just the date that moved.
In Jet.Build, the records that create schedule exposure sit next to the milestones they affect. Teams follow the item to the impact instead of reconstructing the story across systems.
RFI
- Unresolved design question
- Delayed decision
- Affected milestone
Submittal
- Review still open
- Procurement impact
- Schedule exposure
Change
- Scope decision
- Approval pending
- Downstream sequencing
Milestone
- Open items behind it
- Clear ownership
- Executive attention
See the project. See the portfolio.
Operators and executives need different views of the same project record — not different systems.
Project teams
- Tasks and assignments
- Milestones and deadlines
- Ownership and ball-in-court
- Open RFIs, submittals, and approvals
- Daily field activity in context
Owners, developers & executives
- Projects with milestone movement
- Unresolved decisions awaiting an owner
- Portfolio-level exceptions
- Change activity affecting delivery
- Where leadership attention is needed
Ask what is open, overdue, or unresolved.
Jenny is the AI layer working across your Jet.Build project data. Ask which RFIs are overdue, what is outstanding ahead of a milestone, what changed on a project this week, or which records relate to a decision — and get an answer with citations back to the source. Jenny surfaces and summarizes what is already in your project record. She does not move dates or make decisions on the team's behalf.
Meet Jenny →You don't have to throw out what already works.
Teams that maintain a detailed CPM schedule in a specialist tool can keep doing that. Jet.Build's job is to connect milestone tracking with the project workflows, documents, cost activity, and reporting that determine whether those dates hold — and to connect with the accounting, estimating, and communication systems your team already runs. If you are migrating from a legacy platform, our team handles the data transfer as part of onboarding.
The project information that keeps a schedule honest.
Milestones
Key dates with owners and current status
Tasks
Assignments, priorities, and progress
Schedule views
Project timelines and milestone tracking
RFIs
Open items with age and ball-in-court
Submittals
Reviews and approvals tracked to close
Change Orders
Scope changes with cost and schedule context
Daily Logs
Structured field activity, searchable by date
Documents
Drawings and specs tied to the record
Project Reports
Milestone status and open decisions
Portfolio Dashboards
Milestone movement across active projects
Unlimited Users
Every stakeholder, no per-seat fees
Jenny AI
Ask what is open, overdue, or unresolved
Where scheduling connects across the platform.
Project Management
Schedules, RFIs, submittals, documents, and daily logs in one system.
Reporting & Visibility
Executive dashboards and AI-generated reports across the portfolio.
Document Management
Drawings, specs, revisions, and closeout in one versioned library.
Financial Management
Budgets, commitments, change orders, and forecasting.
Workflow Automation
Approvals, routing, and ownership that run the same way every time.
How teams identify schedule risk earlier.
- The construction RFI process and how open questions drive schedule risk
- A free RFI tracking log for open items affecting upcoming schedule activities
- Submittal tracking for review, procurement, and required-on-site dates
- How to spot schedule risk before it hits the critical path
- How RFI and submittal delays create schedule risk
- How the submittal process affects procurement and required-on-site dates
- How schedule visibility fits into construction project controls
Frequently Asked Questions
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