Automated Takeoff
Extract duct routes and quantities from project drawings faster, with a workflow oriented around practical takeoff throughput.
CloudtoCAM supports HVAC takeoff, nesting, and fabrication preparation directly from construction drawings so teams can move from drawing intake to CNC-ready output with less manual handling.
The platform is designed to reduce repeated manual takeoff work, give teams clearer production visibility, and connect drawing intake directly to downstream fabrication output.
Extract duct routes and quantities from project drawings faster, with a workflow oriented around practical takeoff throughput.
Generate fabrication-ready straights and fittings with geometry, connector, seam, and machine-output workflows kept in the same system.
Prepare panels for production with nesting, machine setup, and CNC-oriented workflows in the same platform.
Keep projects accessible from the office, the factory floor, or remote sites without relying on a single workstation install.
Carry reviewed fabrication data through nesting, machine setup, and production-ready output workflows.
Use MEPtrack for manufacture-to-site delivery tracking and project batch control alongside CloudtoCAM fabrication workflows.
The operating model is straightforward: ingest the drawing, review the takeoff scope, generate fabrication components, prepare nesting data, and release machine-ready information.
Start from project drawings and bring source information into a controlled cloud workflow.
Review drawing information and prepare quantities and fabrication intent in a controlled workflow.
Translate traced information into straights, fittings, and downstream manufacturing data.
Review developed components and ready them for nesting, machine setup, and downstream production.
Deliver nested layouts and machine-facing output aligned with established shop workflows.
These areas are not part of the current supported workflow, but they are the kinds of capabilities the platform is intended to grow into over time.
Commercial estimating and cost analysis are planned for a future release rather than being represented as current functionality today.
Future work may allow Revit-driven model data to feed fabrication and manufacturing workflows more directly.
Longer-term plans include working more directly from centrally hosted model information rather than only uploaded drawing files.
The platform is currently in development and being shaped for live customer rollout. Register your interest to receive launch updates, early access information, and product demonstration details.