Baseline project cost early.
Keep it defensible as reality changes.

BETTER INSIGHTS, EARLIER

Build your estimate from early data, quickly and accurately, with AI

Translate early narratives, requirements, and incomplete technical inputs into a structured cost baseline that leadership can review and challenge constructively.

Cut first-pass estimate cycle time from days to minutes by using Estimation-Centric AI to structure early inputs.

Produce credible “what changed and why” updates as scope evolves, so reviews and bid decisions stay on schedule without a full rebuild.

52%

of project cost estimation professionals report that initial cost estimates are inaccurate, with 50% say they frequently exceed original timelines.1

GENERATE ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS QUICKLY

Incorporate historical insights, validated industry project data, and market indicators.

Replace single-point numbers with ranges tied to explicit historical and market-driven sources, allowing decision-makers see exposure before they approve funding, pricing, or commitments.

Keep the rationale attached to the baseline as it evolves, ensuring reviews focus on decisions and trade-offs rather than on reconstructing spreadsheets and assumptions.

Use Estimation-Centric AI to surface missing drivers, inconsistent inputs, and weak justifications early, with human expertise and final approval at the center.

89%

of estimation professionals cite cost volatility as a top threat.2

MAINTAIN CROSS-DEPARTMENTAL ALIGNMENT

Keep teams aligned as assumptions, requirements, suppliers, and priorities shift.

Connect cost reasoning to the program’s real decision cycle so engineering, finance, and procurement stop reconciling competing “versions of truth.”

Capture subject matter expert logic and experience, and include prior rationale into reusable structures and guidance, reducing dependency on a few individuals and keeping outputs consistent across teams.

Model and remodel quickly without losing traceability from version to version, so changes are explainable in reviews, audits, & negotiations.