Drawing reconciliation
Extraction tells you what's written. Reconciliation tells you whether it agrees.
Four documents describe Door 214. Right now they agree. Change one field — any field — and watch what a system that understands relationships does that a PDF reader never will.
- Mark
- Door 214
- Wall
- CMU, corridor
- Note
- Rated corridor wall
- Mark
- Door 214
- Size
- 3'-0" × 7'-0"
- Rating
- 90 min
- Hdw
- Set 12
- Exit device
- Rim, fire-exit
- Trim
- Electrified lever
- Seals
- Rated smoke seals
- Openings
- Rated per wall type
- Corridor
- 90-min assemblies
- Hardware
- Match opening rating
OCR reads pages
It gives you the text of one document at a time. Every contradiction survives, now in a spreadsheet.
Chat answers questions
Ask a PDF assistant about Door 214 and it summarizes whichever page it found first. It doesn't know the schedule and the spec are supposed to match.
Reconciliation takes a position
Consistent, review required, or information missing — every entity gets a verdict with the evidence attached. On live projects, this is how a rating conflict becomes an RFI instead of a change order.
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Every takeoff ships with the disagreements flagged and the RFIs drafted.