Questions Teams Ask Before They Switch
Straight answers on schedule imports, security and deployment, the AI copilot and pricing.
How Is RiskForesight Different?
RiskForesight runs in the browser and keeps the register and the Monte Carlo in one model — no export, re-keying or reconciliation. You get probabilistic links and branching, risk calendars, integrated cost and schedule analysis (JCL) and DCMA-14 schedule health.
Can I Import My Existing Schedule?
Yes. Import Primavera P6 XER into a project. Open P6 XML and MS Project XML in the schedule editor, then save to the project. The WBS tree, activity grid and Gantt come with it.
Where Does It Run, and Is My Data Secure?
Row-level security keeps each organisation apart in the database itself, tested on every database change and nightly. There is a full audit trail, OAuth sign-in, MFA and strict CSP/HSTS. RiskForesight runs in the cloud. On-premises and private-cloud deployment for Enterprise by arrangement.
How Does the AI Work — Is It Safe to Use on Our Data?
The assistant works through 180 permissioned product tools, and every write action waits for your confirmation (human-in-the-loop). Write tools on Pro and above. Private deployments can use No-Egress Mode, so AI is turned off or routed only where the deployment allows.
Do I Need to Be a QSRA Specialist to Use It?
No. The model is transparent and interactive so risk leads, planners and decision-makers can read P50/P80, drivers and what-if comparisons in a workshop — the copilot helps draft ranges, mappings and the report narrative for review.
What Does It Cost?
Start with a 14-day Demo. No card needed. After 14 days the Demo expires. You then have 7 days to choose a plan. After that the workspace is read-only for 30 days, and you can export everything. After that the data is deleted. Plans and prices are on the Pricing page.
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