Can the date be trusted?
Test the committed finish against a probabilistic range, not a single deterministic date. Schedule risk analysis reports the probability of finishing by the target and the spread around it.
OUTPUT Finish-date confidenceIndependent schedule & cost risk assurance
Will your project finish on time—and within budget?
RiSiQ helps project owners test schedule and cost uncertainty, examine cost-to-complete risk, and understand the confidence of meeting both targets—alongside the planning tools their teams already use.
Not another project-management workspace. An assurance layer for the schedule and cost you already plan with.
An independent view of the date and the money — before the commitment is made.
Independent viewDate and cost togetherExplainable drivers
A project plan coordinates the work.
Independent assurance tests whether the date and the cost stand up.
A different kind of value.
01THE ASSURANCE TEST
A date is only half the commitment.
A schedule can show a target finish date. It does not, by itself, tell a sponsor how much confidence to place in that date—or what uncertainty means for the cost to complete. RiSiQ brings the time and cost questions into one assurance conversation.
What will it cost to finish?
Cost risk analysis models the remaining value rather than the whole budget, split into what is already spent and what is still exposed. It reports a distribution for cost to complete, with contingency at chosen percentiles.
OUTPUT Cost-to-complete distributionCan we meet both targets?
Joint confidence level reports the chance of meeting a defined finish date and a defined cost target at the same time—because a project that hits one and misses the other has still missed.
OUTPUT Joint confidence level02HOW IT WORKS
From a workbook
to a defensible view.
RiSiQ reads the schedule and cost data you already hold, runs its analysis, and reports what the evidence supports. Project execution stays where it is.
Start from your workbook
Upload the structured Excel schedule and cost workbook. It is prepared and checked before any analysis runs.
Test both dimensions
Schedule risk analysis and cost risk analysis run over the same data, so the date and the money are examined together rather than separately.
Read what the evidence says
Finish-date confidence, ranked schedule drivers, the cost-to-complete distribution, contingency at chosen percentiles, and the joint confidence level.
Challenge the commitment
Use the assurance view to question a date or a budget with evidence. Keep planning, execution and project controls in the tools you already use.
The commitment is two-sided. A finish date without a cost-to-complete view tells only half the story.
03OVER TIME, NOT ONCE
A record, not just a single answer.
One probability on one day is not a track record. RiSiQ keeps each report against the project it assessed, so successive views of the same project can be compared as the evidence changes.
- 01 Each report stays tied to the project and reporting date it assessed.
- 02 Successive reports can be compared—including the previous period's joint confidence.
- 03 Calibrating past forecasts against actual outcomes planned
Comparing reports shows how the outlook moved. It is not a claim that a forecast was right or wrong.
ILLUSTRATIVE REPORT HISTORY
SYNTHETIC EXAMPLEConfidence at each review
HighMediumLow
Report 01Report 02Report 03Report 04
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Movement is a signal to inspect. A rising or falling line invites questions; it is not a verdict by itself.
Illustrative concept only · synthetic values · no customer or project data shown
04FOR THE PEOPLE WHO OWN THE COMMITMENT
Better evidence for the
moments that matter.
RiSiQ is for sponsors, project leaders, clients and reviewers who need to interrogate a date and a budget—not simply repeat them.
Before a commitment
Ask whether the target date and the budget are supported by a credible range of outcomes.
When the outlook shifts
See whether new evidence changed the date, the cost to complete, or both—and which drivers moved it.
When time and money are traded
Bring an independent view to delay, acceleration and mitigation discussions, where each option has a schedule and a cost consequence.
05WHAT IT IS — AND ISN’T
Not another place
to run the project.
RiSiQ adds an independent assurance lens to the schedule and cost you already plan with. It is designed to sit beside project-management and scheduling systems—not to compete with them.
Project-management and scheduling softwareRiSiQ schedule & cost risk assurance
— Plans tasks, owners, and work coordination+ Tests confidence in the planned finish and cost
— Records progress and status+ Reports cost to complete and the risk behind it
— Helps teams coordinate delivery+ Reports joint confidence across date and cost targets
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RiSiQ does not replace project leadership, manage tasks, or guarantee an outcome.
It helps decision-makers ask tougher, better-evidenced questions about time and cost risk.
06PRICING
Start with the trial.
Pay only if it earns its place.
A single subscription per company. Reports are the unit of work, not seats or storage.
Freefor 30 days
- 01 1 user
- 02 1 project
- 03 3 reports per month
No overage charge. No surprise bill. If it is not useful, stop.
Start the trialRM 599per month
- 01 1 project
- 02 5 users
- 03 3 reports per month
RM 3,420 per 6 months · RM 6,500 per year, paid upfront.
Test a projectPrices in Malaysian ringgit. A larger company requirement is discussed directly — contact us.
07WHAT RIQ REALLY CANNOT DO
Honest about
what it cannot know.
A schedule-risk analysis earns trust by being clear about its boundaries, not by sounding certain.
Not a verdict on a contractor
RiSiQ does not tell you whether a contractor is in the wrong, or whose fault a delay is. It reports what the schedule evidence supports.
Not a replacement for project leadership
The judgement, the decisions and the accountability stay with the people running the project.
Concurrent risks may be understated
When several things go wrong at once — bad weather, a supplier failure and a short crew — the true risk can be higher than the analysis shows. The written report says so.
START WITH AN ASSURANCE CONVERSATION
Make the next commitment
with clearer evidence.
Talk to Calmic about an independent schedule-and-cost risk assurance review for your project—the date, the cost to complete, and the confidence of meeting both.
Forecasts are probabilistic decision support—not certainty, project certification, or a replacement for professional judgement.