If you've already got floor plans, an architectural PDF, or even a phone snap of a site sketch, we can read it. The bot pulls the dimensions, counts the units, finds the MDF location, and skips the questions you've already answered.
No re-typing. No filling in fields you've already drawn. The bot reads the file, summarises what it found, asks you to confirm, and only then computes a range.
Counts apartments, suites, drops, plates from the floor plan.
Reads sections, elevations, or sheet labels for floor totals.
Pulls scale from drawings or measures from dimension lines.
Locates the existing MDF or proposed rack location on plan.
Estimates fibre metres from MDF to furthest unit, per floor.
Spots aerial vs buried entry from site plan annotations.
Finds vertical risers and IDF closets per floor stack.
Distinguishes greenfield, retrofit, and occupied from sheet notes.
Real conversation, real file, real range. From upload to deposit in under three minutes.
PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC, DWG export. Up to 25 MB.
That's based on what I read off your drawings plus the gaps you filled in. Occupied retrofit means evening-window labour, the rate's baked in. We've done two MDU jobs of similar size on Bay of Quinte in the last year, both landed in this band.
If your engineer sent it, we can probably read it. If your phone took it, we can definitely read it.
From the moment you drop the file to a real cost range, on the screen.
Vs. the text-only flow. We skip the ones the drawing already answered.
We always show you what we extracted before quoting. Catch errors before the math.
If you've got the file, the bot skips everything it can read. If you don't, the text-only flow works just as well, it just takes a few minutes longer.
No. Files stay in our pipeline. Used to quote, then archived to your project folder. Never sold, never used to train external models, never shown to anyone outside BOQ.
It always reads back what it extracted before it quotes. You catch the error, correct it in chat, the bot re-reads. The site survey is the final lock either way.
Yes, that's actually one of the most common uploads. As long as the dimensions are legible and the page isn't badly skewed, the bot reads it fine. iPhone HEIC, Android JPG, both work.
Not yet. Export to PDF and we'll read it. Native Revit and IFC support is on the roadmap, but for now the PDF export from your design tool covers 99% of cases.
It's an honest range based on the file plus your answers. Brad's site survey turns it into a binding number. We've never had a survey land outside the bot's range on jobs we have calibration data for.
Open the chat, drag the file, watch the bot read it back. Three minutes start to finish, including the deposit if you want to hold the slot.