Design and engineering

Automation for design and engineering firms.

Drawings generated from your data and templates, BOQs from client documents, and project reporting that no longer eats your engineers' week.

Where the hours go, and what changes.

The workflows we most often automate for design and engineering firms. Your audit picks the one worth doing first.

TodayNear-identical sheets redrawn for every project from Excel schedules.

AutomatedDrawings are generated in your AutoCAD template, with the engineer reviewing each sheet.

TodayQuantities pulled by hand from PDFs, specs and email threads.

AutomatedLine items are extracted and mapped to your BOQ format for checking.

TodayRevision status tracked in spreadsheets that drift out of date.

AutomatedThe register updates itself as drawings are issued and revised.

TodayQuality plans and submittals rebuilt for every client format.

AutomatedDocuments are generated from your project data and templates.

TodayHours and progress chased from the team every week.

AutomatedWeekly project status is compiled from timesheets and drawing progress.

A free audit finds the workflow with the clearest payback. Then a fixed-price pilot proves it before anything bigger.

How the first automation is priced and judged.

Fixed price, agreed in writing. Scope, timeline and cost are fixed before work starts. No hourly billing.
One agreed success metric. For example hours per report, errors per month, or response time, measured before and after.
You own it. Code, workflows, accounts and data are yours, documented and handed over.