Developers aren't pricing a single job. They're managing a portfolio of projects moving through different stages at once, each needing a different level of cost detail. AedisPro is built to support that whole lifecycle with one tool, not a different workaround for every stage.

At concept stage, there's usually very little to work with. A few massing plans, no real detail, and a decision that still needs to be made about whether a project is even worth pursuing. What's needed at this point isn't a detailed cost plan; it's a fast, defensible high-level number based on floor area and volume, benchmarks like GIFA (Gross Internal Floor Area) or IFA, to set an initial budget.

AedisPro's AI takeoff can measure floor area and volume directly from early massing drawings in minutes, even with little detail to work from.
An investment budget or early cost plan doesn't have to wait for a fuller drawing set. It can be produced as soon as there's a concept to measure.
As decisions get made and the project moves from concept toward construction, the level of cost detail required changes completely. Investment approval and bank loan applications need a proper BOQ-style cost plan, not a floor-area estimate.
AedisPro is built to handle that shift without switching tools. The same platform used for the early concept-stage number scales up to detailed BOQ cost plans as drawings become more developed.
The workflow stays consistent even as the underlying documents and the stakes change.

Managing multiple projects at once usually means each one is sitting at a different stage. One still at concept, another mid-design, another close to tender. Without a consistent way of costing across that spread, it's hard to compare projects against each other on equal footing.
AedisPro provides the same underlying takeoff and cost-planning approach regardless of which stage a project is at, so cost plans across a portfolio stay produced the same way.
This makes it easier to compare projects against each other, not just track each one in isolation.
Getting quotes from contractors happens at different stages too. An early budget quote against a concept-stage set, or a firm tender quote against detailed drawings. Without an independent cost plan of your own, it's difficult to know whether a contractor's number is reasonable at whatever stage it's being quoted.

Because AedisPro can produce a cost plan at the same stage and level of detail a contractor is quoting from, it gives an independent basis for evaluating whether a contractor's quote lines up with expectations.
This works at whatever stage the project happens to be at, from early budget quotes through to detailed tender submissions.
Developers need cost certainty that keeps pace with a project as it moves from concept to construction, and consistency across a whole portfolio of projects doing that at once. AedisPro is the one tool built to do both.
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