Quantity data
that lives in the model

Upload IFC or Revit. Every quantity stays linked to its source element — so a take-off is never a dead spreadsheet again.

The model exists.
The take-off doesn't.

Teams spend 50–80% of estimation time on quantification alone. And the moment you export to a spreadsheet, the link to the model breaks — every design revision means re-doing the count by hand.

Design revision 4 → take-off revision 4. Manually. Again.

Click an element.
Read its quantities.

Select anything in the model and Qoloris decomposes it — concrete grade, rebar tonnage, formwork area — down to the assembly. Compound elements are broken out automatically, with full classification coverage.

Design changed?
Know exactly what.

Load two versions and Qoloris shows the quantity delta element-by-element: what was added, modified, or removed — and by how much. No more diffing spreadsheets line by line.

Catch anomalies
before they cost you.

Qoloris flags outliers automatically — a beam run 312% above grid average, a mis-modelled wall, a duplicated slab. Find the modelling errors before they hit the tender price.

Export without
losing the context.

Push to Excel, CostX or CSV. Every row carries its source element IDs and classification — so the next person can trace any number straight back to the model.