Blueprint to takeoff
Plans in. Structured quantities out.
The workflow identifies elevations, extracts gutter measurements and component counts, and prepares spreadsheet-ready output. Scale checks and ambiguous results are routed to human review before material decisions move forward.
Inside the system
Purpose-built around the full handoff.
This is not a loose prompt wrapped around a generic model. The product knows what to retrieve, what context to show, and where a person must stay in the loop.
Plan upload and sheet classification
Scale-check workflow with manual verification
Gutter and elevation measurement extraction
Review flags for ambiguous results
Structured CSV and JSON output
Material pricing handoff
Working sequence
From request to reviewable output.
The workflow stays legible so operators know where the data came from, what the system prepared, and what still needs judgment.
- Upload a residential blueprint set
- Detect and verify scale per sheet
- Extract measurements and component counts
- Review confidence and flagged ambiguities
- Export a structured takeoff
Built-in boundaries
Automation that knows when to stop.
Guardrails are part of the product architecture, not a disclaimer added after the workflow is already autonomous.
Measurements are not trusted until scale is verified
Low-confidence output is held for manual review
Ambiguous install scope is surfaced instead of guessed
The connected portfolio
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