Turn Drawings and Scopes into Material Lists and Quotes
Document automation for telecom, utility and construction contractors across the Carolinas.At TSC Construction, a bill of materials that took 3 hours to type by hand now takes about 15 minutes. The system reads each project's documents and builds the list, and human review is reserved for genuine edge cases and final sign-off.
What We Build for Contractors
- Your customers, materials and jobs
- Takeoffs and estimates from drawings
- Job materials list
- Crew schedule on every foreman's phone
- Field hours from phones into payroll
- Stock on trucks and in the yard
- Purchase orders and site deliveries
- Change orders tracked and billed
- Pay apps, lien waivers, retainage
- Submittals and closeout packages
- Truck and equipment service due
- Find any job PDF by typing what you need
- Job cost and cash, always current
Take one piece, take them all, or connect them to what you run today: an ERP, spreadsheets, a database you built yourself, or paper and a whiteboard. Start with the one that costs you the most time. Fixed price, quoted before work starts. Where the rules live in one person's head, we capture them with that person as the authority before anything is automated.
Also for the Field
Equipment and Asset Tracking
GPS and barcode tracking for equipment across job sites, connected to the systems your office already uses.
Field Apps That Work Offline
Apps that keep working without cell service and sync when the connection returns.
Common Concerns
What owners and operations leaders ask us before the first project
"Our data is messy."
So is almost everyone's. During discovery we check your real data and your experts' rules, and build on what actually happens rather than on what everyone assumes.
"We can't replace our ERP."
You don't have to. We build around the systems you already own, and we usually start from the reports your ERP already produces, without changing anything in it.
"Our best person won't want to be replaced."
They will not be. They stay the authority on how the work should be done, and the system takes the typing off their plate.
"We've been burned by a software project before."
Every phase has a fixed price you approve in writing before work starts. You are never committed to more than the phase in front of you.
"What if the system gets something wrong?"
Where the rules are clear, the system decides. Where they aren't, it flags the item for a person instead of guessing. Human review is reserved for genuine edge cases and final sign-off.
"What happens when the project is done?"
You own what we build. It is documented and supported by our team, so it never depends on any one person.
The NeuraNook Method
Assess. Scope. Build. Support. A fixed price and clear deliverables at every step.
Step 1: Assess
Free Systems Assessment
2-3 hours
Review how your team builds lists, schedules crews and gets hours to payroll today
- •Walkthrough of your current process
- •Where the hours and errors are
- •Recommended first phase
Step 2: Scope
Discovery & Architecture
2-4 weeks
Document and process assessment
- •Document types and rules mapped
- •Requirements documentation
- •Architecture design
- •Business case from your own numbers
- •Fixed-price implementation quote
Step 3: Build
Implementation
8-16 weeks
Build, test and deploy
- •Document processing and rules
- •Connections to your existing tools
- •Testing on your real projects
- •Training and documentation
Step 4: Support
Ongoing Support
Monthly
Optional maintenance and updates
- •System monitoring
- •Updates as your documents and rules change
- •Priority support
Frequently Asked Questions
Further Reading
- How We Turned a 3-Hour Manual Nightmare into a 15-Minute Automated Workflow for Telecom Construction
A real-world look at automating bill-of-materials workflows for telecom construction.