Count the delay. Price it.
Turn days behind on the critical path into a dollar exposure, then see how much of it your recovery plan actually claws back.
A schedule delay is the number of days critical-path completion has slipped past the plan. Its cost is delay days multiplied by the daily cost of being late (extended overhead and general conditions, plus any liquidated damages). An excusable delay (owner-caused or unusual weather) may earn a time extension; a non-excusable one usually carries the cost.
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Documenting the delay is the hard part. POD does it as it happens.
A delay claim lives on a clear record of what slipped, when, and why. POD reads the daily reports and schedules your team already produces and keeps that timeline current, so the cause and the day count are captured, not reconstructed later.
We won't invent numbers you didn't give us.
Track delays on your own project.
POD turns the reports you already produce into a live delay and recovery record. As complete as your data.
Last updated: July 2026