One takeoff engine, tuned to the way each team estimates.
Whether you bid whole projects, one trade or supply the material, the workflow is the same: calibrate the sheet, measure the scope, export the quantities.
Cover a whole bid package without rebuilding the math.
GC estimating teams juggle many trades on one plan set. Conditions keep each scope separated while the plan set stays intact, so quantity rollups are consistent across the bid.
- One project holds every discipline's sheets and conditions
- Scope layers separate alternates, phases and bid packages
- Condition rollups export straight into the bid spreadsheet
- Markups capture RFIs and assumptions next to the measurement
Plan and profile sheets, measured at real-world scale.
Site and utility work depends on scale accuracy. Calibrate each plan and profile sheet, then trace pipe runs, structures, grading areas and paving quantities with the geometry preserved.
- Per-sheet calibration for mixed-scale plan and profile sets
- Linear runs for storm, sanitary, water and electrical
- Counts for structures, inlets, valves and fixtures
- Area and volume takeoffs for paving, grading and base course
Keep dense mechanical, electrical and plumbing scopes readable.
MEP sheets stack a lot of information into one drawing. Color-coded conditions and layer visibility let you isolate a single system while you measure it.
- Per-system conditions with independent colors
- Layer visibility to isolate one discipline at a time
- Fixture and device counts with product assignments
- AI detection review for repetitive symbol counts
Turn measured quantities into a material package.
Attach catalog products and unit pricing to conditions so the takeoff produces a priced material list, not just raw quantities.
- Product catalog with SKU, unit and unit cost
- CSV catalog import for supplier price sheets
- Extended values calculated from measured quantities
- Emailed quantity reports with the CSV attached
Give the field the same numbers the estimate used.
Because every quantity keeps its drawing context, field and PM teams can trace a number back to the sheet it came from during buyout and installation.
- Quantities linked to sheet, page and geometry
- Markup layer for field notes and verification
- Shared projects for PMs, superintendents and estimators
- Reports that can be re-issued as scope changes
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