Scope extraction from drawings and specs
PDF, DXF, DWG and addenda. Panels, cables, containment, luminaires, earthing, fire alarm and data — each with its source.
ScopeSense reads the tender package, lists what is in it and marks what is missing — with the standard, the source page and the EU regulation next to each line. Then it writes the RFIs.
14 days free · 300 trial credits · no card requiredStep through a sample project the way your team would use it. Every screen shows the same tender package.
PDF specifications, DXF and DWG drawings and addenda. ScopeSense reads them the way an estimator does and lists each item with the document it came from.
Main earthing terminal shown on E-01. No earthing electrode in the specification or drawings.
Escape routes marked on E-02. No emergency luminaires or supply system listed.
Fire alarm loop shares the route of power feeders on E-01. No separation requirement found.
A generic checklist asks whether a topic was thought about. ScopeSense asks whether the tender actually contains it — and which clause says it should.
The usual pre-bid review sheet
Every box ticked. No clause, no source page, no regulation — so nothing is flagged.
Same documents, checked line by line
Each line says what is missing, which clause asks for it, and where it was looked for.
From the moment the tender arrives to the scope report leaving your outbox.
PDF, DXF, DWG and addenda. Panels, cables, containment, luminaires, earthing, fire alarm and data — each with its source.
A rule engine checks extracted items against DIN VDE 0100, IEC 60364 and DIN VDE 0108-100.
CPR 2024/3110, Digital Product Passport, EPBD and ISO 19650 — flagged on the items each rule touches.
Gaps, exclusions and RFIs in one document.
Ask about the uploaded documents. Answers cite the page. Included on every plan.
Projects, document box, calendar with alarms, team members.
Everything the cross-check found lands in one document: the gaps with their clauses and evidence, what you exclude, the compliance actions and the RFIs to send before you price.
| Gap | Clause | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Earthing electrode not itemised | DIN VDE 0100-410 §411.3 | Main earthing terminal on E-01; no electrode in spec or drawings. |
| Emergency lighting circuits missing | DIN VDE 0108-100 | Escape routes on E-02; no emergency luminaires listed. |
| Fire alarm segregation not stated | IEC 60364-5-52 | Loop shares the power feeder route on E-01. |
Your client sees why each question is asked, not just the question.
Keep your own template: export to Word and adjust, or send the PDF as it is.
The report is a draft for review. Judgement and sign-off stay with your team.
Analyses run in the background with visible progress. Before a large run you see the credit estimate — nothing starts that you didn't approve.
Reads PDF specifications, DXF and DWG drawings and addenda.
Checks items against DIN VDE 0100, IEC 60364 and DIN VDE 0108-100 clauses.
CPR 2024/3110, DPP, EPBD and ISO 19650 on the items they apply to.
Gaps, exclusions and RFIs collected in one document.
Questions about the uploaded documents, on every plan.
Projects, document box, calendar with alarms, team members.
Upload the package, review the scope sheet, send the client a report with RFIs.
Hosted in the EU (netcup, Vienna). Processing locations are listed in the DPA.