Panels & locations
Review proposed panel references and their stated location in the set.
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Bring proposed panels, dimensions, thickness, glass type and stated performance information into a trade-specific review. Check each value against its source and keep missing or conflicting specifications visible before approving the worksheet.
For glazing contractors & estimators. Estimator review required.
Keep proposed glass panel details connected to the evidence behind them.
A short concept video follows a glazing item through the draft, evidence review and approval stages.
A synthetic glazing example follows one item from the drawing set to an estimator-approved worksheet.
Start with a readable PDF, keep its revision separate and select the trade.
Trace the stated glass thickness to its drawing detail and resolve the missing edge treatment.
Approve the reviewed snapshot, then export it as CSV or XLSX.
Scope can propose these values when they are stated in the selected drawing set. A missing value stays open for review.
Review proposed panel references and their stated location in the set.
Check explicitly stated sizes and review the context behind proposed panel counts.
Inspect the drawing evidence for stated thickness and glass type; do not assume missing values.
Review performance information only when it is present in the drawings.
One item can draw on more than one sheet. Inspect the source for each proposed value before accepting it, then record the estimator’s decision.
Illustrative values for explaining the review process.
The workflow has been exercised with synthetic drawings. Window-related extraction has not yet been measured against a held-out set of real, estimator-reviewed projects.
Scanned-only pages are not analyzed. Scope does not derive unstated dimensions from drawing scale or create prices, quotations, fabrication approvals or ERP transactions. When configured, AI analysis sends relevant previews and text to Anthropic Claude; only submit drawings you are authorized to process this way. Hosting, retention and production procedures are still being finalized.
Read the workflow detailsNo. The review distinguishes a stated drawing value from missing information. An estimator can inspect the source, correct the draft and record a decision.
Scope helps organize performance information stated in the drawing set. It does not turn that information into a fabrication approval; the estimator remains responsible for confirming the final scope.
Glazing is included in the current trade selector. Window-related extraction has not yet been measured against a held-out set of real, estimator-reviewed projects, and Scope is not yet available for production use.
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