Estimates, tables, and work schedules in one document
The editor already includes three practical blocks for construction teams: cost estimates, tables, and work schedules. That means you can manage money, quantities, and project timing without jumping between different tools.
You can insert ready-made blocks for Cost Estimate, Table, and Work Schedule directly into the document.
The schedule can be generated from the text, tables, and estimate already added to the page.
Everything can then be exported as a finished project document.
Cost estimate
A ready-made block for project costing: sections, line items, quantities, rates, and totals.
Split work into sections and line items
Add markup per item or to the full estimate
Discounts and VAT are calculated separately
Smart tables
A working table for calculations, saved templates, and repeated use across documents.
Formulas such as =A1*B1 and SUM(A1:A5)
Save tables to a shared or personal library
AI can help fill in and calculate rows
Work schedule
A project timeline built from the text, tables, and estimate already inside the document.
View by day, week, or month
Create the draft schedule from selected blocks
Link each task back to the right document section
Build a proper cost estimate without switching to spreadsheets
This is a dedicated estimate block, not just a plain table. You can split the budget into sections, add labour and materials, set rates, include markup, discount, and VAT, and let AI prepare the first draft when needed.
Add sections and line items with quantities, rates, and totals.
Apply markup to a single line or to the full estimate.
Discount and VAT are calculated automatically at the bottom.
AI can prepare a first draft estimate from the scope of works.
| Item | Qty | Rate | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metal profile 60x27 | 280 | €4.80 | =B1*C1 |
| Plasterboard 12.5 mm | 190 | €11.20 | =B2*C2 |
| Mineral wool | 190 | €7.90 | =SUM(C3) |
Tables for quantities, supplier comparisons, and working lists
This is more than a visual grid. You can calculate inside the table, save standard layouts, reuse them in other documents, and quickly turn notes into a structured sheet. It works well for quantity take-offs, material schedules, supplier comparisons, and internal checklists.
Add table properties and short notes above the data.
Use formulas directly inside cells for live calculations.
Save a useful table once and reuse it again later.
Turn a rough list into a clean project table quickly.
Build the schedule from what is already in the document
If the document already contains project phases, dates, tables, or an estimate, the editor can use that material to draft a work schedule. After that, the team can still adjust dates, extend tasks, or link each task to the right part of the document.
AI reads the selected blocks and suggests tasks with dates.
The schedule can be viewed by day, week, or month.
Tasks can be moved and adjusted manually.
Each task can stay linked to the relevant document section.
Costs, data, and timing stay in one place
Start with the scope of works and build the estimate. Then turn the same project data into tables for materials, supplier comparison, or quantities. After that, use the text, estimate, and tables to prepare the work schedule. The result is one working document instead of three disconnected files.