Understand the job before you bid it.

Generic software sees drawings. VoltDrop understands electrical systems.

1. 01 · UPLOAD

   Contract set ingested

2. 02 · ANALYZE

   Sheets + specs parsed

3. 03 · MAP

   System relationships built

4. 04 · TAKEOFF

   Quantities assembled

5. 05 · ROUTE

   Pathways proposed

6. 06 · VERIFY

   Calculations checked

7. 07 · EXPORT

   Handoff packages

This walkthrough uses sample project data to show how the pieces connect. Full drawing intelligence, automated scope analysis, and routing are in active development — see the capability list below for current status.

• 01 · INTELLIGENCE

  In Development

  Understand the electrical scope.

  Review electrical drawings together with specifications, schedules, addenda, architectural information, mechanical equipment requirements, and supporting contract documents. Help identify electrical obligations that can otherwise be scattered across the set.

• 02 · TAKEOFF

  In Development

  Quantify what's actually there.

  Identify electrical equipment, devices, feeders, raceways, conductors, and relevant assemblies. Connect quantities back to their drawing and document sources.

• 03 · RUNS

  In Development

  Turn electrical systems into organized runs.

  Create source-to-destination relationships for feeders and circuits. Organize runs using stable identifiers that can follow the project through estimating, coordination, prefab, and installation.

• 04 · ROUTING

  Planned

  Plan how the work gets there.

  Assist with proposed feeder pathways and homeruns. Show estimated route lengths and editable routing information.

  Routing recommendations require contractor review and may depend on available architectural and BIM information.

• 05 · ENGINEERING

  Early Access

  Verify the math.

  Deterministic calculation engines handle the critical electrical math. AI assists with interpretation rather than inventing engineering calculations.

  • Voltage drop
  • Conductor sizing
  • Conduit fill
  • Grounding
  • Feeder sizing
  • Electrical loads
  • Other configurable rules

• 06 · VOLTAIRE

  In Development

  Ask the project.

  Ask natural-language questions across project information. Every important response references the drawing, specification, schedule, or source used to produce the answer.

• 07 · RISK

  In Development

  Find expensive questions early.

  Surface the items that turn into change orders and RFIs when they go unnoticed until the job is underway.

  • Scope ambiguity
  • Conflicting documents
  • Missing information
  • Questionable assumptions
  • Unresolved responsibility
  • Potential RFIs
  • Revision impacts

• 08 · HANDOFF

  Planned

  Take the intelligence downstream.

  Create structured information built to support the teams that pick the job up after preconstruction.

  • Estimating
  • BIM / VDC
  • Prefabrication
  • Procurement
  • Project management
  • Field installation
  • Work packages
  • Labels & reports

  Downstream integrations are planned. No third-party integration is available today.

• Generic AIRecognizes information.
• Takeoff SoftwareCounts and measures it.
• Estimating SoftwarePrices it.
• BIM SoftwareModels it.
• VoltDropConnects the electrical system.

Deterministic calculation engines perform the critical electrical math — the formula, the code references, and the assumptions are all shown. AI assists with interpreting documents, not with inventing engineering results.

• Estimators

  Bid with the scope actually understood.

  Get the electrical obligations out of the set and into a structure you can price — with the conflicts and missing information flagged before the number goes out the door.

  • Scope clarity
  • Traceable quantities
  • Fewer surprises after award

• Preconstruction

  Resolve the expensive questions early.

  Review drawings, specifications, schedules, and addenda together instead of one discipline at a time. Surface the items worth an RFI while there is still time to ask.

  • Document reconciliation
  • Revision impact
  • RFI candidates

• BIM / VDC

  Start coordination from structured input.

  Feeders and homeruns arrive as records with sources, lengths, and stable identifiers — not as a set of sheets somebody still has to interpret.

  • Structured runs
  • Stable identifiers
  • Source references

• Project Managers

  Know what changed and where it came from.

  Revisions and addenda get compared against what was originally bid, so the delta is visible rather than discovered in the field.

  • Revision tracking
  • Scope deltas
  • Documented assumptions

• Electrical Contractors

  One connected picture of the electrical job.

  Scope, systems, runs, material, and calculations held together as a single project model that carries from the bid through to installation.

  • Connected model
  • Downstream handoff
  • Contractor review built in

• Your team isn’t on this list?

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