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01 / SCOPE & TAKEOFF

Start with the evidence. Build from there.

Bring project documents into the workspace and review suggested scope alongside its source. Your judgment turns a suggestion into a takeoff item.

Review the scope before you price it.

A document can contain a quantity, imply a task or leave a question unanswered. Bidwright helps surface proposed items and source evidence, while leaving the approval with your team.

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01

Bring the original evidence

Upload PDF or Word scope documents and site images into a project. Keep the originals available as the basis for reviewing what is included and what needs clarification.

02

Review sourced suggestions

AI-assisted analysis proposes scope items from extracted text and links the suggestions to evidence. Read the source and check whether the proposed item actually belongs in the project.

03

Confirm the takeoff

Review units and quantities before accepting an item. Correct unclear measurements, record assumptions or enter the takeoff manually when that is the better route.

04

Carry the reviewed scope forward

Once the takeoff reflects the work you intend to price, connect it to your approved cost library and build an estimate.

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Make room for a better bid.

Bring your scope, your approved rates and the expertise behind your work. Build the estimate, then put your proposal together.