Takshy for Quantity Surveyors.
Your expertise is in measurement, valuation, and commercial control, not data entry. Takshy eliminates the repetitive work so you can focus on the analysis that actually adds value.
What quantity surveyors deal with every day.
Manual take-off from imperfect information
Tender packs arrive late, drawings change, and you're expected to produce a complete BOQ on a tight programme. The time pressure leads to risk: either an underpriced bid or one buried in qualifications.
Scope gaps at tender become claims at completion
Missing a scope item during tender adjudication might not show up until the project is halfway through. By then, it's a variation that nobody wants to pay for.
Sub returns in every format imaginable
You ask for structured pricing. You receive something hand-typed in Excel 2010. Making a fair comparison across six returns means hours of reformatting before you can even start the adjudication.
Version control is a constant headache
Amended drawings arrive after quotes are in. Working out which subs have priced against the right revision (and what the cost impact is) is time you don't have.
How Takshy helps quantity surveyors.
AI-extracted scope as a starting point
Takshy reads all project documents and produces a draft scope breakdown. You review and refine, starting from something structured, not a blank page.
Gap and qualification detection
When returns come in, Takshy flags inconsistencies, exclusions, and items priced by some subs but not others, so you can close gaps before award rather than after.
Consistent RFQ format every time
When every sub is priced against the same structured scope document, comparison is genuine. Takshy's RFQ format reduces the noise and makes your adjudication faster and more reliable.
Document revision tracking
Takshy tracks which documents have been issued to each sub and flags when a new revision should prompt a requote, giving you a clear audit trail.
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