Describe what you are building. See what it costs, which figures are certain, and exactly where each one came from.
Three packages are marked assumed. Nobody has checked them yet, so the estimate says so rather than rounding them into confidence.
See how a figure is verifiedNothing is re-keyed between them. A quantity established during planning is the same quantity a supplier quotes against, carrying the same history.
Start from a costed residence or your own drawings. Quantities are extracted, not transcribed.
Every line is priced against a dated source and stamped with whoever confirmed it.
Suppliers bid against your quantities, and an accepted quote writes itself back.
Each template carries a complete bill of quantities beneath it. Change the facade material and the number moves the same afternoon, not the next revision.
Every figure carries its source, its date, and the name of whoever signed it. The three figures left unresolved in your estimate were not hidden — they are marked, because nobody had checked them yet.
A named person checked this figure against a dated source. It is safe to commit against.
Generated and never checked. Shown clearly, so it is deliberately hard to mistake for certain.
Was verified, but the source has aged past its own validity window. It needs looking at again.
Suppliers respond against the quantity you established, so a bid can be compared to the estimate rather than reconciled with it.
Accepting a quote writes the rate back into the estimate and marks the line verified against that supplier, on that date.
Ask anything about your project and the copilot cites the packages it read. If the evidence is thin, it says so rather than rounding the answer into confidence.
Density where the work happens, restraint everywhere else. Every quantity in view can be traced to the source it came from.
We are onboarding a limited number of residential projects in the United States. Tell us what you are building and we will respond within two working days.