Plan quantities, organised.
Review areas, lengths and counts from supported drawing linework. Keep measurements tied to the plan and its layers.
Explore CAD takeoffTHE GEOSYNC AI WORKSPACE
Construction takeoff, with the site in view.
Bring design linework, field observations and estimating assumptions into a shared project workflow. Choose the tools that fit your sitework scope.
Understand the earthwork.
Work from existing and proposed contours to review cut, fill, stripping and your site balance assumptions.
Explore earthworkBuild the material picture.
Apply material depth, density and pricing assumptions to develop volumes, tonnage, truckloads and costs.
See the workflowOne workspace for your firm.
Keep projects, documents and bid packages together. Give owners, engineers, reviewers and viewers the access they need.
Compare plansConnect field data to the drawing.
Survey tracks, mapped linework and supported field exports can be aligned to the project’s drawing coordinates. Use as-built comparison tools to review differences between measured and design surfaces.
Coordinate systems and reliable control points matter. Review the alignment before using field data in an estimate.
Keep the specification close.
Organise your firm’s standards library and use standards chat to explore specification questions. Check the cited source and the applicable project revision before relying on an answer.
Plans, takeoffs and bid packages stay organised in your firm workspace, with roles for contributors and reviewers.
A supported file is the starting point.
Use ASCII DXF, suitable vector PDFs or KML/KMZ linework. Native DWG files need a DXF export. Scanned PDFs need preparation; automatic vector takeoff does not extract linework from a photograph of a drawing. Quantities depend on calibrated scale and the inputs you review.
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