Drawing review
Organise source drawings and revisions before measurement.

Prepare structured BOQs from governed quantities instead of rebuilding the commercial record in disconnected spreadsheets.
CivilQuant supports drawing review, quantity takeoff, measurement rules, descriptions, item structuring, quantity checks, rate-ready schedules and reviewer-controlled BOQ issue. Each quantity can retain links to its source revision, formula, deduction and approval history.
Use CivilQuant to create a new BOQ, validate an existing one or connect measurement evidence to downstream tender and contract work.
Organise source drawings and revisions before measurement.
Measure counts, lengths, areas and volumes with explicit geometry and formulas.
Apply agreed measurement logic and preserve the rule/version used.
Build trade, element and item structures suitable for pricing and tendering.
Identify evidence gaps, duplicates, exceptions and mismatches before issue.
Carry approved BOQ records into tender comparison and commercial control.
A quantity should not lose its source simply because it has moved into a commercial document. CivilQuant keeps those relationships intact.

CivilQuant serves organisations that need defensible quantities, values and asset records across South Africa, with particular relevance to Gauteng and major commercial and infrastructure markets.
The CivilQuant platform connects documents, quantities, formulas, rates, approvals and evidence so that service delivery can be faster without losing traceability.
Connect source documents, revisions, assumptions and outputs.
Use decimal-safe, unit-aware calculations for authoritative commercial arithmetic.
Keep professional judgement and issued decisions behind explicit review gates.
A Bill of Quantities is a structured document that describes and quantifies construction work so it can be priced, compared and used in commercial administration, subject to the contract and measurement basis.
Yes, provided the drawings and scale or dimensions are suitable for reliable measurement. CivilQuant also supports revision-aware workflows and explicit exceptions where geometry is unclear.
Yes. Existing BOQ quantities and descriptions can be reviewed against available drawings, measurement evidence and project rules.
Revision changes can be identified and routed into review so the effect on quantities and potential variations can be assessed rather than silently overwritten.
CivilQuant can start from a new drawing set, an existing takeoff or a BOQ that needs verification.