<p>Yes. Two AI models read the geometry and the metadata, so a W10x33 and a W12x40 come out as different line items. Accuracy runs at 86 percent.</p> <p>That matters because the wrong shape is a wrong number. Wrong weight, wrong piece count, wrong labor. You find out in the field, not in the estimate.</p> <p>Here is what happens on your side:</p> <ol><li>You export the model from Revit or the federated model from Navisworks. One live record of the project stays inside both.</li><li>The AI models classify the BOQ line items by geometry and metadata, at 86 percent accuracy.</li><li>Pricing pulls from a roughly $30,000 database plus Craftsman, 1Build, and RSMeans.</li><li>You get labor, equipment, material, and time costs in minutes.</li><li>When the design changes, the number updates in real time. The takeoff does not have to be redone by hand.</li></ol> <p>Plans run from Basics at $260 per licence per year to Max at $590, with custom Enterprise pricing.</p> <p>Your competitor sends a PDF. You send a number tied to the model, and the number survives the design change.</p>