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Scope-of-work generation
From drawing set to a typed scope-of-work document.
Scope-of-work generation means turning a drawing set into a typed task list. Kamai produces the structured underlay; you write the contract language.
The boring part of writing a scope is enumeration: which trades, which areas, which quantities, which interfaces. Kamai handles enumeration.
The output is a structured scope document, broken down by trade and CSI division, with quantity references back to the drawing set.
How it works
From sheet set to structured output.
01
Drawing set parsed
All disciplines, all sheets.
02
Scope partitioned by trade
Per CSI division, per work area.
03
Quantities attached
Each scope line carries its quantity and source.
04
Scope document emitted
Editable structured document, ready for legal review.
What you get
The outputs at the end of the pipeline.
- Trade-by-trade scope partition
- Per-line quantity references
- Interface and handoff notes
- Coverage check against the drawing set
Trades it fits
Scope of work works across these disciplines.
Other workflows
What else Kamai does.
Takeoff
Counts, lengths, areas - extracted in one pass over the sheet set.
Estimation
Quantities become priced bids - without rekeying.
RFI extraction
Drawing conflicts and missing info - surfaced before you bid.
Submittal review
What was specified vs. what was submitted - structured comparison.
Spec review
Spec sections cross-walked to the drawing they govern.
Scope of work - automated.
See it run on your drawing set.
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