A real review of a real compensation event — in front of you, right now.

This event claims a delay to a contractual Key Date. Watch what Clause 60 does with it:

• Reads the actual programme. Not a summary — the contractor's native Primavera (.xer) files: the baseline Key Date, the impacted Key Date, the float, and the logic links between activities.
• Grounds every conclusion in the evidence. The delay isn't taken on trust — it's confirmed against the programme's own dates and float, and cross-checked against the contract's assessment rules (NEC4, clause 63.5).
• Tells the assessor what to verify — it doesn't rubber-stamp it. Where a competent reviewer should open the native files themselves, the report says so, plainly. Clause 60 doesn't bluff a green light — an assessment you can defend is worth more than one that just agrees with the claim.
• Minutes, not hours. A structured, section-by-section review — contractual basis, cost, time, consistency, risk, liability — ready to check and sign off.

Illustrative example on a sample scheme — no sign-up, no data required.