Tools I’ve built.

Quantities, organised by where the work happened. Define the project areas once; the calculator measures the work inside each one and splits anything that crosses a boundary.

From coordinate and elevation data to presentation-ready reports in seconds.

Two progress drawings, overlaid. Removals and additions are found and coloured automatically, and the net quantity for the period is calculated.

Customise design and survey DWG elements according to your needs, and see their properties as a summary directly in the drawing. Identify a structure once and CAD Terminal remembers it, ready to track, search and export.

Every document of a payment claim in one place. Change a date or a reference once and every document that uses it follows, while unit prices and totals are checked against each other automatically.

The office conversation, the tasks that come out of it and the notes people take, in one place. Every task has one owner and a due day, and both tasks and notes show up on the calendar.