The estimate and the job stop drifting apart.
Your floor plan, your field measurements, and your supplements live on one record, so what you scoped is what gets billed.
Scope that lives on the job.
On-site LIDAR floor plans, estimate documents, and tracked supplements, the estimate connected to the work.
- Capture LIDAR room scans on site as floor plans
- Estimate documents filed on the job
- Supplements and change orders with approval
- Scope tied to the job from first walkthrough
- Contract value adjusts as supplements are approved
- The billed number ties to the work
Estimating that fits restoration.
The things that keep the estimate and the billed number in sync.
The estimate and the job stop drifting apart
Your floor plan, your field measurements, and your supplements live on one record, so what you scoped is what gets billed.
The floor plan lives on the job
Capture the space on site with a LIDAR scan and the floor plan lands on the job record, not on a phone or a separate drive.
Capture what the estimate missed
LIDAR room scans on site fill in the rooms the estimate skipped, right where the job lives.
Supplements stay defensible
Change orders run through approval and adjust the contract amount, so the billed number matches the scope.
The modules estimators live in.
From the floor plan to the supplement, all on the job.
Can I capture measurements on site?
Yes, LIDAR room scans, captured on the job and viewable anywhere.
How are supplements handled?
As tracked contract adjustments with an approval workflow, so the contract amount always matches the approved scope.
Where do estimate documents live?
On the job record, alongside the floor plans and the rest of the file.
Can estimators and the field see the same floor plan?
Yes. The floor plan lives on the job record, so estimators, project managers, and crews all work from the same drawing.
Get the estimate onto the job.
About an hour with a restoration specialist. We'll capture a floor plan and show the estimate and supplements tracked on the job.