Film type
Trace the stated film type to the relevant drawing note or schedule.
Loading page...
[Loading]
Review proposed film scope with its stated type, dimensions, location and performance information. Inspect the supporting drawing evidence, correct the draft and keep unresolved details visible before the takeoff is approved.
For window film contractors & estimators. Estimator review required.
Trace stated film types, dimensions, locations and performance information.
A short concept video follows a window films item through the draft, evidence review and approval stages.
A synthetic window films 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 film type to its drawing note and resolve the missing performance rating.
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.
Trace the stated film type to the relevant drawing note or schedule.
Review dimensions only where the drawing states them; no unstated sizes are measured from scale.
Check the proposed location and confirm how repeated references affect the count.
Inspect performance information when present and keep absent values 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 detailsScope organizes film information stated in the drawings for estimator review. Missing film types or performance information remain open; the estimator is responsible for confirming the final scope.
The current workflow analyzes digitally generated PDFs with readable text. Scanned-only pages can be viewed but are not analyzed, and Scope does not measure unstated dimensions from drawing scale.
Not yet. Window films are in the current trade selector, and window-related extraction has not been measured against a held-out set of real, estimator-reviewed projects. Qualified estimator review remains required.
Tell us how your team estimates window films and where drawing review takes the most effort.
Discuss ScopeBuilt around estimator review