Services
Your drawing set, sorted
Every Sheet Classified. Every Scale Checked.
- Sheets sorted automatically
- Scale checked against printed dimensions
- Uncertain results sent to review
| Sheet | Scale | Status |
|---|---|---|
| G0.1Cover sheet | — | Skipped |
| A1.0.1Floor plan · level 1 | 1/8" = 1'-0" | Analyzed |
| A1.0.2Floor plan · level 2 | 1/8" = 1'-0" | Analyzed |
| A2.1Reflected ceiling plan | 1/8" = 1'-0" | Analyzed |
| A3.1Building sections | Not readable | Needs review |
| A5.2Wall types | — | 6 types found |
| S1.0Foundation plan | — | Not drywall scope |
4 analyzed · 1 needs review · 2 skipped Example drawing set
How the analysis works
Six Steps. Each One Checkable.
- 01
Read the set
Every PDF is split into sheets, and sheet numbers and text are read.
- 02
Sort the sheets
Floor plans, ceiling plans, wall types, sections and details are identified. Only sheets with drywall scope are analyzed.
- 03
Check the scale
The printed scale is read and checked against dimensions on the sheet. If it can't be confirmed, the sheet is flagged.
- 04
Measure
Partition walls are traced by wall type and ceiling areas are outlined, sheet by sheet.
- 05
Calculate
Wall length, board area from heights and layers, and ceiling area. Studs, track, bead, compound and fasteners come from your assemblies.
- 06
Flag for review
Low-confidence results and unreadable scales go to review instead of into your numbers.
The rules it follows
AI You Can Check. Not a Black Box.
- Never invents a measurement
- A quantity without a source on the drawing is not a quantity.
- Never guesses a scale
- An uncertain scale is shown to you, not hidden in a number.
- Never finalizes on its own
- You approve, edit or reject every result.
- Always traceable
- Every quantity points to its document, sheet and location.