Integrations
Your systems, connected. Your data, entered once.
Every time data moves by hand, the numbers can drift apart. A measurement gets typed into a takeoff tool, exported, retyped into the estimate, then rebuilt again as a job budget. The connections below take those hops out.
10 connections across 4 stages
Stage 01
Takeoff into estimating
The connection that matters most: quantities measured off the drawings landing in the estimate without anyone re-keying them.
eTakeoff Bridge
eTakeoff Dimension → Sage Estimating
The native link between eTakeoff Dimension and Sage Estimating. Measured conditions map to estimate items, and quantity revisions flow through rather than being retyped.
BridgeIQ
We built thisOn-Screen Takeoff → Sage Estimating
Our own connector for teams standardized on On-Screen Takeoff. The estimator pushes quantities into Sage Estimating in one step, with nothing re-keyed.
Stage 02
AI takeoff
Automated quantity extraction feeding the same estimating database, rather than living in a silo beside it.
Togal.AI
Plan sets → eTakeoff Dimension
Automated space and area detection from plan sets, with results landing in Dimension where an estimator can check them before they reach the estimate.
Snap AI
Plan sets → eTakeoff Dimension
AI-assisted measurement inside the takeoff workflow, cutting the manual tracing on repetitive conditions.
Stage 03
Bid management
Subcontractor quotes arriving from the platforms your subs already use, leveled against the estimate you built.
BuildingConnected
BuildingConnected → BidMatrix
Bid invitations and incoming subcontractor quotes flow into BidMatrix for leveling, so bid day analysis works from the same data your subs submitted.
SmartBid
SmartBid → BidMatrix
Subcontractor bid solicitation and quote capture connected through to leveling and comparison.
Stage 04
Estimating into operations
The won estimate becoming the job budget, without a re-entry step that introduces variance on day one.
Sage Intacct Construction
Sage Estimating → Sage Intacct Construction
Awarded estimates carry through to job setup and cost codes, so budget-versus-actual reporting starts from the number you bid.
Sage 300 CRE
Sage Estimating → Sage 300 CRE
Estimate data flows into job cost, keeping the estimating and accounting sides on one set of cost codes.
Sage 100 Contractor
Sage Estimating → Sage 100 Contractor
Estimate to job budget for teams running Sage 100, with the same cost structure on both sides.
Procore
BidMatrix ↔ Procore
Bid and project data shared with Procore so preconstruction hands off to project management without a manual rebuild.
BridgeIQ exists because a client asked.
If the connection your workflow needs doesn’t exist, that’s usually a build, not a dead end.
- Response time
- One business day, usually the same day.