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Scope & Takeoffs

Measure the work.
Keep the source in view.

Review scope and quantities with the drawings that support them. Keep counts, measurements, assumptions, and corrections connected before they become part of your price.

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Quantity basis
Source-linked work
Review & correction
Illustration using the actual Brankov A-1 plan drawing and a generated wall-information panel with explicitly labeled example inputs and wall-face areas
Illustrative exampleExample wall inputs · not a verified takeoffView full size ↗

Plan Intelligence

Understand the scope behind the drawings.

Takeoffs

Keep quantities connected to their source.

Estimating

Bring your pricing and judgment to the bid.

Proposals

Present a clear scope and commercial offer.

A clearer way to build

From source evidence to quantities you can review.

The plans.
The basis.
The bid.

  1. 1. Select the Source

    Inspect the governing drawing, note, or schedule.

  2. 2. Identify the Work

    See the scope and physical objects that support the takeoff.

  3. 3. Review Quantities

    Keep the measurement method and units close to the result.

  4. 4. Resolve Questions

    Correct the basis or retain a visible provisional quantity.

  5. 5. Price the Work

    Use eligible quantities in the related trade package.

A closer look

The quantity is useful.
The basis makes it reviewable.

A count or measurement needs context. True to Plan keeps source information, quantity basis, and review state with the work. Provisional and unresolved items should remain clear rather than quietly becoming accepted quantities.

Quantity basis
Source-linked work
Review & correction
Illustration using the actual Brankov A-1 plan drawing and a generated wall-information panel with explicitly labeled example inputs and wall-face areas
Illustrative exampleExample wall inputs · not a verified takeoffView full size ↗

The details that matter

More clarity at each step.

The source, the working answer, and your decisions belong together.

Measurements with context

See the quantity, unit, and supporting method together.

Follow the evidence

Return to the drawing or source information that supports the work.

Keep manual control

Review and correct the work without losing its original evidence.

Connect the takeoff

Keep primary quantities and trade-specific uses clear as the bid develops.

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 connects

Continue the workflow

Keep the plans, scope, estimate, and proposal connected.

Plan IntelligenceEstimatingCustomer ProposalsVerify quantities before pricing

Built 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.

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