Some recurring operations in companies — document review, data matching, quotation summarising — consume entire teams' time manually. I build AI-supported tools that speed up these processes and show the evidence behind every result clearly, while the final decision always stays with the human team.
An interface to upload site photos, drawings, and quotations in one place.
Each finding shown with the evidence and source it was based on.
Generating preliminary output (like a BOQ) that's fully editable.
A clear space for the team to confirm, edit, or reject any result before it's adopted.
We identify which recurring process is genuinely worth partial AI automation.
Building a flow that shows every result with its evidence and source clearly.
Building and testing the tool against real cases to confirm practical value.
Launching with an explicit statement that outputs support human review and don't replace it.
FactoryScope AI is a live, published tool that reviews site photos, drawings, and quotations to surface scope gaps and conflicts, and builds a preliminary bill of quantities with a visible basis for every price. The tool shows each finding with its evidence and separates what was observed from what remains unverified — it does not claim guaranteed accuracy; the final decision stays with the engineer and the team.
Scope review and pricing tool for industrial projects
An app that cross-checks site photos, drawings, briefs, and quotations for scope gaps and conflicts, then builds a preliminary BOQ with a visible basis for every price.
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