AI CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING
AI agents for construction estimating,
with a person on every number.
An AI estimating agent reads drawings, specifications and enquiry documents and drafts the quantities and the quote. It does not decide what leaves the business. Cyberate builds estimating and quoting agents inside live workflows, where the draft arrives with its sources attached and an estimator confirms every figure before it reaches a price.
WHERE TO GO NEXT
One system, four ways in.
Open the one you need.
Product detail, the agent, the live case and the industry page each have one job. Open the room that matches what you need next.
- Quoting agent: Enquiry documents drafted into a quote. A person still confirms. (Main room)
- Quoting system: The catalogue and rules engine the agent drafts into.
- Document intelligence: Drawings and specifications read into structured data.
- Live manufacturer case: Days to minutes on a windows and doors quoting desk.
Who this is for.
Building-product manufacturers, suppliers and trade businesses whose estimating depends on a small number of experienced people reading every drawing, and builders whose quote turnaround is set by how fast those people can work.
Especially relevant if the same enquiry documents are measured twice by different people with different results, or quotes queue behind one estimator.
What the agent does,
and what it never does.
- Reads the documents: Drawings, specifications, schedules and enquiry emails become structured quantities with the source page attached to each.
- Applies your rules: Product configurations, material logic and pricing rules, encoded as specifically as your catalogue needs.
- Drafts, with provenance: A reviewable draft where every quantity can be traced back to the document it came from.
- Never sends a number unreviewed: The boundary between a draft and a price is a person. That is a design decision, not a limitation.
The questions to ask
any estimating tool, including ours.
Australia's Voluntary AI Safety Standard puts a disclosure duty on tool suppliers and asks buyers to keep an inventory of each system's capabilities and limitations. We wrote up what that means when the tool touches your pricing, and the questions apply to us as much as to anyone.
Bring us the workflow
that keeps breaking.
Whether the problem is quoting, scheduling, reporting, procurement, document review, group finance or site coordination, Cyberate starts with the way your operation actually works.
Start with one workflow. If the system proves value, go deeper.