With Dimension, you can handle any design change that comes your way. The phrase “change happens” must have originated in the AEC industry. Need to change a WBS code across multiple items? Use our filter feature to find everything tagged with the code and change it all in one fell swoop. Simply highlight a specific item on the drawing, or an entire section, and add the related code. Dimension lets you easily assign work breakdown codes such as location, estimator and change order as you do your quantity takeoffs. How many different ways do you, your company, and your customer need to look at your takeoff and estimate? On complex projects, a master list of work breakdown structure (WBS) codes could reach into the hundreds. Then, if you estimate with Sage Estimating, use e-Takeoff Bridge to transfer the data either automatically or by dragging and dropping the assembly into your estimate. Take off the length of a wall, for example, and the assembly will generate all the wall’s component quantities-from studs to drywall sheets. Streamline your quantity takeoffs even more with our Dimension assemblies. Dimension will search the plans and automatically generate a count-all in the background as you continue to do quantity takeoff.
Just select a symbol for an item such as a smoke detector. Our patented pattern search, also called symbol search or auto count, does the counting for you. And when a question arises about the estimate, respond quickly with the exact details used to put together the bid.Īdding up multiples of the same item across a set of plans is tedious, especially if you work with electrical and mechanical drawings. Share the marked up drawings with your customers, superintendents and project managers, who can use our free plan takeoff software viewer to access the PDF plan. You always have a record of what you took off that is saved, along with drawings and specifications, for each project. As you work, Dimension software highlights the areas already measured, so you can be sure you haven’t missed anything.
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