Estimate drafting
Turn plans and takeoff data into a first-pass estimate using your own cost language and line-item structure.
INDUSTRY · GCS, SUBS & ENGINEERING FIRMS
Construction & engineering
Estimates, logs, and reports drafted from the documents you already produce.
THE DAILY GRIND
What eats the week today.
- Estimates get rebuilt by hand from plans and takeoffs.
- RFIs and submittals are tracked in a spreadsheet somebody forgets to update.
- Daily reports arrive as photos and texts, then get retyped.
- Spec compliance is checked by whoever has time.
- Proposals are assembled from five old PDFs the night before.
WHAT YOUR MODEL HANDLES
Trained on your files. Put to work on your queue.
RFI and submittal logs
Read incoming correspondence and keep the logs current, with status and who owes what.
Daily report summaries
Convert field notes and photo captions into a clean daily report per job.
Spec compliance checks
Compare a submittal against the spec section and flag what doesn't line up.
Proposal assembly
Build the proposal from your approved scope, exclusions, and boilerplate.
Change order drafts
Draft the change order from field notes with the pricing basis spelled out.
A WEEK IN NUMBERS · ILLUSTRATIVE
−2 days
Estimate turnaround
typical example
all jobs
Daily reports auto-drafted
typical example
8
Office hours saved weekly
typical example
Figures above are illustrative examples of the kind of change our clients aim for — not reported results.
THE FIVE POINTS
How we'd get there
Let's map the repeat work in your construction & engineering week.
Thirty to forty-five minutes, no pitch. If automation isn't worth it for you, we'll say so.