SOC 2 Type II
Certified for security controls.
Construction
Blueprints, drawing sets, schedules, and specs come back as structured JSON. Layouts, detail callouts, title blocks, and revision marks stay intact, so takeoffs and submittal reviews start from data instead of another pass through the PDF.
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construction-tech companies






Capabilities
Blueprints, details, schedules, and specs are four different layouts on the same project. One call reads all of them and returns the structure an estimating, submittal, or PM system can act on.
Grid bubbles, room tags, dimensions, keynotes, and the title block each come back as their own region, with detail callouts resolved to the sheet they point at. Faded scans and on-site photos read like a clean plot.
Door, window, finish, and equipment schedules come back as typed records, one per mark. Merged cells, banded headers, and tables spanning a dozen sheets stay one list, with sizes as numbers a takeoff can add up.
Every requirement comes back with the clause it was read from, page and bounding box, so a reviewer clicks straight to the paragraph instead of taking the answer on trust.
Sheet numbers, disciplines, issue dates, and revision marks come back as the index printed on the cover, so a 400-sheet package is routed, diffed against the last issue, and searched by anyone on the job.
One call, whether you are a dev or an agent. Point it at a sheet, extract structured details in seconds.

For Enterprises
Deploy securely inside your VPC or private cloud, bringing visual intelligence directly to your infrastructure. Read drawings, schedules, specs, and site photos across every project team, with SOC 2 Type II controls and configurable data retention.

Certified for security controls.
Run inside your VPC so drawings never leave your cloud.
Fully customizable retention policies, including ZDR.
Complies with EU data laws.
Drawing sets and single sheets, details, door and window schedules, finish and equipment schedules, bills of quantities, specifications, submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, daily reports, and site photos. Plans, sections, and details are read as layouts, not as a flat page of text.