InEight Report

real-time insights that drive informed decision-making

Quickly consume project information, identify issues and make better-informed decisions.
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Risk Clarity

Access to portfolio-level reporting

View status, issues and risks for your entire portfolio of projects.

Real-time visibility

Profitability and Forecast Comparisons

Manage risk through real-time visibility into the profitability of every project with preferred forecast comparisons.

Data and Insights

Actionable at every stage

Elevate real-time data into actionable insights with multi-stage analytical reporting to better-predict project outcomes.

InEight Document – Key Features

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Formatting
Clean, formatted, and printable reports.
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Subscriptions
Report subscriptions automate the distribution of reports to authorized stakeholders.
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Report information
Utilize our report definitions to easily find information.
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Real-time reporting
Quickly generate and share construction reports.
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Progress reporting
Run S-curve and earned value reports.

Knowledge Base

Training and Support

Whether it’s product on-boarding, training or technical support, InEight offers a wealth of services to assist you:

  • Structured services delivery program
  • Global product support
  • Education and training

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Schedule Performance Index or SPI?
Schedule Performance Index (SPI) is a measure of earned value over the planned progress. With an index over 1, you can quickly tell you are performing better than planned on your project, versus an index under 1, meaning you are not performing as well. This measure allows you to identify project performance at a specific point in time. It’s also possible to see SPI overtime via a cumulative view of earned value compared to planned progress.
What is Cost Performance Index or CPI?
Cost Performance Index (CPI) is a measure of earned value over the actual cost. An index over 1 indicates you are performing better than planned on your project, versus an index under 1, meaning that you are not performing as well as you planned. This measure allows you to identify project performance at a specific point in time. It’s also possible to see CPI over time via a cumulative view of earned value compared to actual cost.
What is a Commodity Curve?
A Commodity Curve allows you to see your cumulative progress compared to your plan in quantities, as well as your period progress compared to the plan in quantities by a specific commodity (concrete, piping, etc.).
What are S-Curves?
An S-Curve provides cumulative project data, either in hours, cost or quantities over time. S-Curves are typically used to show project progress compared to the plan. These charts are called S-Curves because the line over time typically resembles an “S” due to a project taking time to get started and progress to start accumulating.
What Construction Analytics are available out of the box?
Connected Analytics Construction solutions can provide dashboards and reports that include standard, industry-proven metrics and KPIs like earned value, Productivity Factor (PF), Labor Efficiency Index (LEI), Cost Performance Index (CPI), Schedule Performance Index (SPI), Compensation Factor (CF), percent complete and many others, all with the goal of providing trusted metrics that save you from manually calculating or aggregating data.

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3 Tips: Driving Value With Document Control

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Graham Sets a New Standard in Document Control with InEight

Graham Sets a New Standard in Document Control with InEight

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Sundt Standardizes Document Control with InEight

Sundt Standardizes Document Control with InEight

Since its founding in 1890, Sundt Construction has tackled North America’s most challenging projects. With those 130+ years comes an ongoing need for adaptation and reinvention. At Sundt, the growing complexity and diversity of its capital construction efforts and a greater need for incoming craft talent sparked project delays and added costs. Throughout the organization, each division developed unique approaches for project management, document control, and similar processes, leading to a network of crowded and competing solutions.

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