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What if we're late? Find out before the room asks

The questions that matter in a SteerCo are rarely about the past. What if the vendor slips three weeks? Can we buy the date back? What if we lose the lead engineer? Senshin lets you answer them from the project record.

Senshin What if screen with the choices We're late, We need it sooner, We have less money and We lose someone
What if: choose a change, see what it would do. Nothing changes until you press Keep. Sample data, not a real customer.

Start from the change, not the model

You pick what has happened: we're late, we need it sooner, we have less money, we lose someone, or something else. Senshin asks one question, such as how many days late, and shows what it would do.

Test it on the plan itself

On the Gantt, drag a bar to preview the impact before you commit, or open a full scenario to test the plan without touching it.

On the funded case, the levers are the ones a sponsor recognises: accept the delay, add people to buy the date back, or cut scope. Cost, date and benefits update together.

Use it in the meeting

Because it reads the live record, you can run a what-if in the room rather than promise to come back next week. It shows the trade-off; you and the sponsor make the call.

See it on your own project

Start with the sample projects or import your own plan, RAID log and budget.

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Frequently asked questions

Does a simulation change my plan?

No. Scenarios are projections. Your live plan only changes if you press Keep.

What can I simulate?

A delay, a need to finish sooner, a smaller budget, losing a person, or a change you describe yourself.

Is there a Monte Carlo analysis?

Yes, on the advanced simulations screen: schedule and budget runs on the project's own activities and cost lines. The everyday What if screen shows one change at a time, in plain terms.

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