Works with your schedule.
MeridianONE extends the tools you already schedule in. There are two ways to bring a schedule in — the Microsoft Project add-in, or dragging a file into the dashboard.
Microsoft Project add-in
Richest path- Live schedule analysis inside Microsoft Project
- One-click publish to your cloud workspace
- Custom-field roles via the Field Matrix
- Requires desktop Microsoft Project (Windows)
File import
No add-in needed- Drag & drop a schedule file into the dashboard
- Primavera P6 (PMXML or XER) and Microsoft Project (MSPDI)
- Files parse in the browser — see where your data goes below
- Cloud uploads up to 25 MB / 100,000 tasks
File formats
For best fidelity, export in each tool’s native format — PMXML or XER from Primavera P6, and MSPDI (or the add-in) from Microsoft Project.
The recommended P6 path — P6's native XML export.
Both the "Primavera PM (XER)" export and any version setting in P6's export wizard; validated against current P6 releases.
For Microsoft Project users without the add-in.
Flat data with no logic or calendars — not a schedule interchange format.
Not supported.
Where your schedule goes
Imports are read and analyzed on your machine, in the browser — the file isn't sent anywhere just to be parsed.
In Local Mode the entire workflow — import, analysis, dashboard — runs on your device with zero cloud egress.
If you publish or import to the cloud workspace, the schedule uploads only to your own dedicated Azure storage account and database — multi-tenant application, single-tenant data storage.
More on the tenancy model at Security & tenancy.
See your schedule’s health in 60 seconds.
Drop a schedule file into demo mode and analyze it — no account, and no upload: the file is parsed in your browser and stays on your machine.
Try it with your scheduleConnect Smartsheet schedules directly (a cloud connection, not a file import). Coming soon.
Open Plan schedule support is on the roadmap. Coming soon.
Roadmap items describe our current development direction, may change at any time, and are not a commitment to deliver any feature — see the roadmap.