Estimates are priced from memory and last year's spreadsheet
A bid priced from your own past bids, with every line explained and adjustable.
Drawings, specs and past bids, read and priced by a system that shows its work, so estimators audit instead of recalculate.
A bid priced from your own past bids, with every line explained and adjustable.
Quantities and requirements extracted from drawings and specs, cross-checked against each other.
Site photos and video checked for missing protection and unsafe conditions, flagged to the site lead.
A model that reads the drawings and quantities, an estimating agent and a draft estimate the estimator corrects.
Construction runs on documents that were never meant to be read by a machine and on prices that live in people’s heads. What is specific here is making both readable and auditable, so the estimate is explained, not just produced.
The inputs are PDFs, scans and CAD exports that were never meant for a machine. Reading them reliably is half the work.
Anything that watches a site is reviewed by a person before it becomes a report, and nothing is stored beyond what the safety process needs.
The price a system suggests is only as good as the bids it learned from. We start with yours, and we show which ones drove each line.
Yes, including scans and exports that were never meant for a machine. Reading them reliably is part of the build, and the system says when a page could not be read.
Line by line. Each line shows the past bids and the quantities it was derived from, so an estimator can audit it in seconds and correct it in one.
No. It removes the recalculation, not the judgement. The estimator reviews, adjusts and signs; the system learns from every adjustment.

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