Joinery · Contract furniture · Fit-out

Furniture estimating - from design to finished quote

Upload a drawing or a schedule of works. The tool reads the parts, builds the production model and prices materials, machining, finishing, hardware and logistics. When data is incomplete it blocks the quote instead of guessing.

No guessing - if production data isn't confirmed, the quote stays blocked.

The process

Eight steps, drawing to export

Every stage leaves evidence and a confidence flag, so a price is always traceable back to the source document.

01

Document intake

Read the PDF: text, tables, title block, thumbnails.

02

Geometry & parts

Pull the cut-list or schedule lines with dimensions.

03

Sheet nesting

Work out full sheets and waste from part areas.

04

Hardware rules

Hinges, runners and fixings assigned per part.

05

Machining & labour

CNC time, cutting, edging and finishing, per element.

06

Cost engine

Roll costs up with overhead, contingency and margin.

07

Quote gate

Block the offer if anything is missing or unsafe.

08

ERP & export

Client quote, cut-list and purchase data out.

Why it's different

Priced like a workshop, checked like an auditor

Per part

Real machining cost

Cutting, edging, drilling and spray are computed for every part - not guessed from floor area.

No guessing

Safe by default

Incomplete data never becomes a client price. The ledger holds the offer until it's resolved.

Traceable

Evidence on every line

Each fact carries its source page and a confidence flag, so a quote survives review.

Cabinet broken into parts and a schedule with a pricing dashboard

Two ways to price

Bespoke units or a whole tender

  • Feed a fabrication drawing and get a bottom-up cost per unit from its cut-list.
  • Feed an NBS / CAWS Schedule of Works and price each line by rate and quantity.
  • Rates and quantities live in a rate card you control - the tool never invents a price.
  • Volume tiers, VAT and margin applied automatically for the final offer.

Price your next job?

Sign in and upload your first drawing. Results are internal drafts until you review and release them.

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