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Activity Code Comparison

Available in: All plans
Last updated: 06-Mar-2026

Overview

The Activity Codes tab within Comparison shows every activity code change between the current and baseline schedules. It detects new code types, removed code types, and value-level changes for each activity.

What Gets Compared

Kazinex compares activity codes at two levels:

Code Type Level

ChangeMeaning
Code Type AddedA new activity code type exists in Current but not Baseline (e.g., a "Phase" code type was added)
Code Type DeletedAn activity code type was removed from the current schedule
Code Type RenamedThe code type name changed but the internal ID matches

Code Value Level

ChangeMeaning
Value AddedA new code value was created within a code type
Value DeletedA code value was removed
Value RenamedThe value description changed
Value ReassignedAn activity's code assignment changed from one value to another

Activity Code Grid

The tab displays a grid with these columns:

ColumnDescription
Activity IDThe activity that has a code change
Activity NameActivity description
Code TypeName of the activity code type (e.g., Phase, Area, Discipline)
Baseline ValueThe code value assigned in the baseline schedule
Current ValueThe code value assigned in the current schedule
ChangeAdded, Deleted, or Modified

Grouping

By default, the grid is grouped by Code Type so you can see all changes for each code type together. You can regroup by:

  • Activity — See all code changes for a single activity in one group
  • Change Type — Group by Added, Deleted, or Modified
  • No Grouping — Flat list

Filtering

Use the toolbar filters to narrow the view:

FilterOptions
Code TypeSelect one or more code types to display
Change TypeAdded, Deleted, Modified, or All
SearchFree-text search across Activity ID, Activity Name, and code values

Change Drawer

Click any row to open the Change Drawer showing the full before/after comparison for that activity's code assignments:

  • Left column: Baseline code assignments (all code types)
  • Right column: Current code assignments (all code types)
  • Changed values are highlighted with the appropriate tier colour (Hard = red)

Activity code changes are always classified as Hard changes because they represent deliberate reclassification by a user.

Tips

Track scope reassignment

Activity code changes often indicate scope reassignment — an activity moved from one area, phase, or discipline to another. This can have contractual implications that should be documented in your variance narrative.

Compare code hierarchies

If your code types use hierarchical values (parent/child), Kazinex compares at the leaf level. A change from "Phase > Design > Preliminary" to "Phase > Design > Detailed" is detected as a value change.