The Bidblox Agent

A coworker who reads everything, forgets nothing, and shows its work

Specs, drawings, and emails go in. Organized scopes, pricing, and materials come out — every number traceable to the source.

Under the Hood

Every document feeds one connected knowledge graph

A spec section, a trade code, a price — on their own, just facts. Bidblox links them, so when it reads "08 71 00" it already knows the trade, what it cost on similar jobs, and which drawings reference it — enough to catch a mismatched code or a missing scope item instead of transcribing the page.

✓ Trade codes stay consistent across specs, drawings, and bids
✓ Sub bids are leveled against the same scope — gaps and outliers surface on their own
✓ Pricing is benchmarked against what similar projects actually paid
✓ Every node traces back to the document it came from

Why This Matters

We'd rather build understanding than throw answers at you

An estimator won't trust a number they can't trace back to a source — so neither does Bidblox. Every output is built to be checked, not just believed.

Reads the source

Reads the real spec pages, drawings, and emails for this project — not a generic template of what a project like this "usually" looks like.

Cross-references the graph

Trade codes, leveled bids, and scope all get checked against the graph — so a mismatched code, a scope gap, or a price that's out of line with comparable projects surfaces instead of quietly passing through.

Shows its work

Every scope, price, and material links back to the exact spec section or drawing it came from — verify a number in seconds, instead of re-reading the whole document.

Flags what it's unsure of

When a document is ambiguous or contradicts itself, Bidblox says so — instead of guessing and presenting a confident-looking answer.