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Every cabinet, door and hinge counted from the elevations.

Carcasses by type, doors by colour, hinges and runners, benchtops in lineal metres, board by thickness. Priced from your supplier lists, checked by your estimator.

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Set up by us in your own Claude account. How the estimating plugin works.

  • NDA before we see a drawing
  • Runs in an account you own
  • Your files stay yours
  • Two founders, Brisbane, listed simPRO partner
A joiner marking and cutting timber at a bench in a workshop

Sound familiar?

An hour a cabinet, and the elevations are often missing.

Plans, elevations if you’re lucky, a finishes and hardware schedule, and the scale often wrong. Every carcass sized, every door counted by colour, every hinge added up, then paint on both faces and edges.

What you get back

Three steps. The last one is yours.

  1. 01

    Drop in the joinery set

    Plans, elevations, sections, finishes and hardware schedules, as sent. A run with no elevation is read from the plan and flagged.

  2. 02

    Get back cabinets, parts and sheets

    Cabinets by type in metres and count. Doors, fronts, fillers and hardware counted. Benchtops in lineal metres, stone marked for quote. Each names its elevation.

  3. 03

    Your estimator decides

    The review opens with what to check: a run wider than your biggest carcass, a type with metres but no count, an unscaled sheet.

A joiner marking and cutting timber at a bench in a workshop
On site

In your units, from your drawings

Your workbook for a joinery tender

  • Base, wall and tall cabinets by type, per room
  • Doors, fronts, panels and fillers by colour and finish
  • Hinges, runners and handles counted per cabinet
  • Benchtops in lineal metres, paint and polish by face

After the quote

Then the rest of the office, in the App.

FAQ

Questions joinery businesses ask.

Have you set this up for a business like ours?

Yes. A commercial joinery business runs it, set up from its own cut records, supplier lists and install rates, and we’re still tuning it with them.

Does it read our drawing types?

Yes. Joinery plans, elevations, sections, finishes and hardware schedules, as PDF. Every view is proved against a printed dimension, so a wrong printed scale gets caught.

Will it use our rates?

Yes. Supplier lists for board and hardware, install rate per cabinet, benchtop rate per metre and hourly labour. Markup or gross profit, the way you measure it.

Does it work from joinery elevations?

Yes. Each elevation is read with its plan and section. A run wider than your maximum carcass is split into carcasses. Rules like doors sprayed both faces are set once.

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