Spec book estimator
Super Agent · YP
Matches every spec book line to your products and prices it with your costs, freight and duties.
Reads the spec book, matches each item to your products or the closest item you quoted before, and prices it with your own costs. Your estimator checks and sends the proposal.
The work starts the moment a spec book arrives. A spec book in the quoting inbox starts the run, and every item is read whether it comes as a PDF or a spreadsheet.
Each item in the spec book is matched to your products. YP matches it by type, dimensions and finish to your catalog or the closest item you quoted before. Custom items are costed with your rules and marked.
The prices are calculated with your own costs. Material, labor, freight, import duties and margins come from your own price book and ERP, and not from the model.
YP asks when something is unclear and does not guess. A missing finish, an unclear quantity or a conflicting dimension goes to the estimator as a question.
Your estimator approves every proposal before it is sent. The estimator reviews the draft, adjusts it and sends it. No proposal reaches the purchasing agent or client without their approval.
Matched to your products or a past quoted item
Material, labor, freight, import duties and margins
Every proposal, after review and adjustment
YP prices every spec book line with your own costs, so your estimators bid on more projects with freight and duties in every price.
Runs on your infrastructure. Drawings, prices, client and claims data never train a model.
Not a black box. An AI auditor checks that every task was done as intended and proposes improvements.
Every value links to the document, rule or record it came from. Every step is logged. A named person approves anything that leaves the building.
Works in your ERP, CargoWise, policy system, GIS and file shares. Nothing is replaced.

Every drawing version checked against its spec item, with the differences marked before it goes to the designer.
Draft factory orders from the approved drawing, once finish samples and quantities are signed off. Purchasing places them.
A designer’s revision priced against the quoted version, with the drawings, orders and production it affects. Your project manager approves.