From a thirty five page package to a cost ready takeoff
Your run rates already exist. The bottleneck is extracting what the drawing says and typing it in.
Where time is lost
Four problems that slow every quote.
Printed and worked by hand.
Packages printed, features counted with a pen.
Feature counting is the time sink.
Bends, cuts, holes and welds, per part, per package.
Hot jobs break the queue.
One escalation reorders the week.
Outsourced components.
Plastic, wood and coating prices chased by email.
What Customiser reads
Five capabilities, one pass.
Feature counts.
Holes, bends, cuts and welds extracted per part.
Material and finish.
Gauge, grade and finish callouts including margin notes.
Weights and yield.
Per part weights and quantities rolled up across the package.
Your rates applied.
Laser time, run rates and hourly costs from your numbers.
Package level view.
One job, every part, one reconciled output.
PDF · DXF · SCANNED PRINTS · SPECIFICATIONS · FEATURE COUNTS · WELD CALLOUTS · RUN RATES · BOM BUILD
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