Guides

An AI product visualiser is a designer in a web page. From a photo or a plan of the customer’s own home, it designs with your real products, in 2D on the photo or in a 3D model the AI builds, and hands back a complete design.

Configurators and visual CPQ make the customer do the design. An AI visualiser does it for them, then planning and quantities take it to a plan and a bill of materials. How the three compare.

Nine checks for building-product brands choosing an AI visualiser: does it design like a designer, work in 2D and 3D, replace your configurator, use your real range, produce drawings and turn designs into leads?

AI quantity take-off reads plans and schedules, counts areas, items and lengths with a brand’s product rules and flags what is missing, for an estimator to check. Exact from drawings, or a fast range from photos.

AI spatial planning lays out a project on the real floor plan using only a brand’s own catalogue and rules, from site conditions to a specification shortlist, for designers to review before anything is ordered.

Nine checks for manufacturers and builders choosing AI spatial planning: does it lay out the real plan like a designer, use only what you make, produce drawings and keep every design buildable?

Nine checks for merchants, manufacturers and contractors choosing AI quantity take-off: does it measure for you, show its working, count every matching part, and work from drawings or just photos?