See every electrical item before you price it.
Upload the drawings, specifications and addenda. ScopeSense extracts each electrical item, flags what is at risk of falling out of scope, and checks it against DIN VDE, IEC and current EU rules — then hands you one report of questions to send.
What one tender package returns
Sampleschool-retrofit-lot-4 · 5 documents read side by side.
Illustrative items, not output from a real tender.
Items, gaps and rule checks in one place.
One sample project: every extracted item with its source, the gaps between specification and drawings, and the project chat.
Sample project. Items, findings and references are illustrative, not output from a real tender.
Three steps, before the price goes out.
Nothing to configure and no template to fill. Upload what the client sent; ScopeSense reads all of it, side by side.
Drop in the tender package
Specifications, drawings and addenda, exactly as received, in one project.
Every item, every source
Each electrical item is listed with its quantity and the clause or sheet it came from, then checked for gaps and rules.
Send the questions
Gaps, exclusions and clarification questions come out as one RFI report your team can send on.
The specification asks for five circuits. The drawing shows four.
Most expensive misses sit between documents. ScopeSense reads the specification and the drawings together, and marks where they disagree — with the clause and the sheet.
“Maintained emergency luminaires on all escape routes, supplied from a dedicated emergency lighting circuit from the main distribution board.”
Four outgoing circuits from the MDB. No emergency lighting circuit.
Emergency lighting circuit not on the drawing
Spec against drawings
Items required in text but missing on sheets — and items drawn but never specified.
Addenda against the base set
Changes in an addendum are compared with what the main documents still say.
Every finding is traceable
Each gap points to a clause or sheet, so your estimator checks the source instead of hunting for it.
One report to send. One chat to ask.
Findings turn into a clarification report for the client, and every project has a chat that answers only from your documents — on every plan.
RFI report
Gaps, exclusions and clarification questions in one document, each with its source.
Scope gaps 3
- Emergency lighting circuit missing from E-01Spec 4.7
- Foundation earth electrode not itemisedSpec 4.5
Exclusions 2
- Fire alarm cabling, per Addendum 02Add-02 p3
Clarification questions 4
- Confirm route of 1st-floor sub-board feedE-02
- Confirm who supplies GWP declarationsSpec 4.9
Project chat
Ask where something is specified. Answers cite the clause or sheet, so you can check them.
The rules an electrical bid answers to now.
Extracted items are checked against installation standards, and flagged where current EU regulation applies — so declarations and product data are priced in, not discovered after award.
IEC 60364-5-52no findingDIN VDE 0100-520no findingCPR 2024/3110GWP requested by specDPPnot yet required
Construction Products Regulation
Environmental declarations, starting with GWP, phased in by product family.
Applies from 8 Jan 2026Digital Product Passport
Product data that travels with the installed product through the supply chain.
EU registry live since July 2026Building carbon reporting
Whole-life carbon reporting for new buildings from 2028, built on product data the supply chain provides.
Flagged on affected itemsBIM information management
Information deliverables when the tender is written to ISO 19650.
Flagged when specifiedDIN VDE 0100IEC 60364DIN VDE 0108-100Narrow on purpose. Careful with your documents.
Tender documents are confidential to you and your client. Here is what the tool does, what it doesn't, and where your files are kept.
Deliberately narrow
Built for one expensive problem: electrical scope that is missing when the price goes out.
- ✓Scope analysis of electrical and MEP tenders
- ✓Gaps, exclusions and clarification questions
- ✓Standards and EU regulation checks
- ✓A chat over your own tender documents
- ×Construction management
- ×General quantity take-off
- ×A replacement for your estimator's judgement
Hosted in the EU — Vienna, Austria
Project files are stored on servers operated by netcup in Vienna. Processing locations are listed in the data processing agreement.
- Provider
- netcup
- Location
- Vienna, Austria
- Operator
- Core Engineering Kft., Budapest
- Processing
- Locations listed in the DPA
Processing under the GDPR. A data processing agreement is available for every customer.
The project chat is open on Free, Starter and Pro alike — ask the documents as often as you need.
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Run a real tender package through ScopeSense on the free trial — an analysis uses about 45 credits.
Start with the free plan
Upload a tender package, run an analysis and ask the project chat. Plans start at 29 € a month after the trial.
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