Solution · Autodesk Takeoff
Your takeoff, measured in Autodesk Takeoff.
Open the published sheet in Autodesk Takeoff and say the scope. Areas, lengths and counts land as native takeoff types, straight into your quantities inventory.
Take off the level 2 slab and count the columns.
Stamped into Autodesk Takeoff
8,410 SF
SLAB-L2 · AREA
Scale
1/8" = 1'
Editable
Native
Inside Autodesk Takeoff
The same conversation, in Autodesk Takeoff's own tools.
Start on the sheet already published to the project
Caliente reads the sheet you have open in Autodesk Construction Cloud. Your project, your published set, your version: nothing gets exported and nothing gets re-uploaded.
It measures into your own takeoff types
Areas, lengths and counts land against the takeoff types your project already defines, so the quantities arrive classified rather than as a loose pile you have to sort afterwards.
You approve before it writes
Every measurement is previewed with its quantity before it lands. Destructive actions gate on your confirmation, so a live package never changes behind your back.
It reads the inventory back
Ask what is already taken off and Caliente pulls the existing quantities out of the inventory, so you can check scope or square a package without measuring it twice.
What it draws in Autodesk Takeoff
Every quantity, in native Autodesk Takeoff items.
Area takeoff
Slabs, floors and footprints measured to the sheet scale and classified into your own area takeoff types.
Linear takeoff
Wall runs, curb and pipe measured against the published sheet, landing as linear quantities rather than a traced picture.
Counts
Columns, fixtures and symbols counted off the sheet and posted to the count types your project already uses.
Inventory aware
Quantities roll into the project inventory where your packages are built, carrying the classification you already set up.
Read quantities back
Pull existing takeoff quantities out of the project to reconcile a scope or check a package before it goes out.
Scale aware
It checks the sheet, its scale and its units before it measures anything.
Autodesk Takeoff is next.
Caliente is not in Autodesk Takeoff yet. Tell us what you run and what you take off, and we will bring you in as soon as it lands.
Under construction
Autodesk Takeoff is next.
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