Review the governing plans
Keep the relevant drawings and document basis clear before you price the work.
Plan Intelligence
See what your plans
are really telling you.
Bring drawings, notes, schedules, and source-linked scope into one reviewable picture. Understand the work, inspect the evidence, and keep unanswered questions visible.
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Governing drawings
Source-grounded meaning
Evidence in view
A clearer way to build
From drawings to a clearer understanding of the work.
The plans.
The basis.
The bid.
1. Review the Plans
Start with the documents and revisions that govern the project.
2. Interpret the Source
Bring construction meaning and related evidence into view.
3. Check the Basis
Keep source grounding and numeric verification distinct.
4. Organize Scope
Connect work to its trade, package, and supporting information.
5. Move into the Bid
Carry the reviewed work and remaining questions into estimating.
A closer look
Intelligence in
the details that matter.
A drawing tells part of the story. Notes, schedules, references, and revisions add context. The Workbench keeps the source close to the work so you can inspect the basis and make an informed correction.
The details that matter
More clarity at each step.
The source, the working answer, and your decisions belong together.
Understand the scope
See the work that has been identified, with uncertainty and open questions beside it.
Keep trade context
Follow the relationship between source information and the packages it affects.
Inspect before you decide
Review evidence, qualifiers, and conflicts. Keep the contractor's judgment visible.
Your work. Your judgment.
Know what supports the bid.
Know what still needs a decision.
Automation should help you understand the work. Evidence, unresolved questions, and contractor control remain part of the process.
How the workflow connectsBuilt around the way you work
Bring a clearer plan
to your next bid.
Tell us about your projects and estimating process. We'll discuss the current product, fit, and access.
Let's talk about your work
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