Tags & locations
Check proposed item tags and room or area references against the drawings.
Review proposed tags, quantities, dimensions, glass information and mounting notes together with their drawing evidence. Mirrors and shower enclosures are Scope’s initial focus; each draft still needs an estimator’s corrections and approval.
For mirror & shower enclosure estimators. Estimator review required.

Trace mirror and enclosure scope from drawing notes to a reviewed takeoff.
A short concept video follows a mirrors & showers item through the draft, evidence review and approval stages.
A synthetic mirrors & showers 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 width to its drawing detail and resolve the missing mounting information.
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.
Check proposed item tags and room or area references against the drawings.
Inspect stated counts and confirm whether a typical detail applies to more than one location.
Review width, height and other dimensions only where the drawing states them.
Review stated glass types and mounting notes; leave absent specifications open for review.
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 detailsYes. They are Scope’s initial trade focus. The upload, analysis, evidence review, approval and export workflow has been exercised with synthetic drawings; the product has not yet been deployed for customers.
No. A repeated or typical detail does not automatically become a final installed count. An estimator must confirm the applicable locations and any quantity multipliers.
No. The current workflow exports a reviewed takeoff as CSV or XLSX. It does not create fabrication approvals, prices, quotations, invoices or ERP transactions.
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