Microsoft Excel
The schedule says 48 doors. The plans show 46.
Schedules, equipment registers and takeoff sheets live in Excel, and they drift from the drawings the moment either one changes. Structured AI cross-checks them against what the plans actually show, and reports the differences with both sides cited.
Key capabilities
Built for the way AEC teams actually use Excel
Once connected, the review runs against your Excel content directly: no export, no duplicate library, and every finding traceable to where it came from.
Book a DemoSchedules against plans
Counts, tags and ratings in the spreadsheet are compared with what appears on the sheets: the reconciliation that normally happens at procurement, done at review.
Both sides cited
A mismatch names the row in the schedule and the location on the sheet, so it takes seconds to see which one is wrong.
Built for AEC documents
The agent reads a drawing the way a reviewer does: title blocks, schedules, callouts, revision clouds and spec references, not just the text layer.
Zero data migration
Your spreadsheets stay exactly where they are. Structured AI reads them in place, so there is no second copy of record drifting out of date behind the live one.
A schedule is a promise about the drawings. It is rarely checked against them.
About Excel
Registers and schedules are maintained by hand, updated on a different rhythm from the model, and trusted absolutely by everyone downstream. Procurement orders off them. Cost plans are built on them. And they are almost never reconciled against the sheets they describe.
Cross-checking the two is exactly the kind of exhaustive, unglamorous comparison that gets skipped under deadline and costs real money when it is wrong. It is also the kind a machine should be doing.
Talk to usGot questions?
Common questions about the Excel integration
No. Structured AI reads the sheet as it is. Clear headers make the citation tidier, but the check does not depend on a template.
See it run against your own Excel.
Bring a live project and we’ll run the review on your stack, not a sample set.
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