For joinery estimators and drafters
Joinery takeoffs from plans.
Upload the plans. Rivet Studio reads every cabinet, panel, fitting and benchtop, builds a 3D model you can check it against, and pushes the approved takeoff to Jobman.
Kitchen · Wall A
- 96%
B02 3-drawer pot base
600 × 720 × 580 mm
- 81%
B03 Cooktop base · 2 drawers
600 × 720 × 580 mm
- 94%
B04 Sink base · 2 doors
900 × 720 × 580 mm
- 94%
W03 Overhead · 2 doors
900 × 720 × 350 mm
B03 flagged: cooktop model not shown on plan — width assumed.
Approved → Jobman
How it works
- 1
Upload plans
Drop in the architectural set, joinery elevations or shop drawings — PDF straight from the builder.
- 2
AI takeoff
Every cabinet, panel, fitting and benchtop is read off the plans and sized, with a confidence on each line.
- 3
Review with a 3D model
Check the takeoff beside a 3D model and 2D elevations. Anything the plans didn't say is flagged, not guessed.
- 4
Push to Jobman
Approve once and the takeoff lands in Jobman, ready to quote and schedule.
What comes off the plans
One takeoff, four views of it — all in millimetres, all traceable back to the plan page they came from.
Cabinets & units
Base, wall, tall, vanity and island units by room — width, height, depth, doors, drawers and shelves.
Panels & cut list
Carcass panels by material and thickness, with edging on every edge and grain direction.
Hardware & fittings
Hinges, runners, handles, legs, lighting and accessories, counted against the units that use them.
Benchtops & fronts
Benchtop lengths, edge profiles and cut-outs; doors and drawer fronts with finish and handle.
Quote the next job from the plans, not a scale ruler.
Works with Jobman. Your first takeoffs are on us.