Upload the owner's unit-price bid schedule. Clara suggests a price for every item from your past estimates and bid tabs, and flags what is unclear. You review, adjust and export.
Hand over the first pass, keep the decisions: Every price shows where it came from, and nothing goes out without your approval.
ClaraBid Agent81of 86 items priced81 of 86 items priced from your past estimates and bid tabs. 5 are open for your estimator, like temporary power: a lump sum with no description.
Sample bid and sample data. Items, quantities and prices are illustrative.
86 items in 4 divisions, 1 base bid. I took over the item numbers, CSI divisions, descriptions, quantities and units, with the owner's numbering.
4 notes, each with its source. One item cannot be priced as written.
Ready for your review. Pick a format. Your team fills in the owner's bid form and submits.
Clara never suggests a price without showing what it is made of. Labor, material, equipment and overhead and profit come from your past estimates and bid tabs in the AI Brain, each with its source.
ClaraBid Agent18.40per SF$18.40 per SF for 1,600 SF, $29,440.00 in total. It sits inside your past range for this work, $17.60 to $19.20.
Sample bid and sample data. Items, quantities and prices are illustrative.
If the bid schedule is missing a detail, Clara does not invent a price. The item goes onto a list with the reason and the source, which you work through before bid day.
ClaraBid Agent1item open1 item is still open. 3 of the 4 I flagged are settled. Nothing is exported while an item is open.
Sample bid and sample data. Items, quantities and prices are illustrative.
| Division | Items | Share | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 General requirements | 6 | $42,300 | |
| 03 Concrete and masonry | 30 | $1,184,600 | |
| 08 Openings | 22 | $196,400 | |
| 09 Finishes | 28 | $158,900 | |
| Base bid total | 86 | $1,582,200 |
Sample bid and sample data. Items, quantities and prices are illustrative.
Clara totals every division, the base bid and each alternate, and compares each unit price with your past prices for the same work. If a price is far off, you see it before bid day and decide on purpose.
Clara does not price with market averages from the internet but with what your company has already estimated, bid and built. The AI Brain keeps these documents in order, and every new estimate is added.
Theo does that: he measures walls, openings and rooms on 2D PDF plan sets, each quantity marked on its sheet.
Bid pricing is a feature of Clara · pricing on request
Clara reads owner bid schedules and unit-price bid forms as XLSX or PDF, scanned PDFs included, and takes over bid items, quantities, units and descriptions. Clara exports the priced schedule as XLSX or CSV.
Yes. Clara exports the priced schedule as XLSX or CSV, mapped to your cost codes, which common estimating tools import.
The quantities come from the owner's bid schedule. If you want to take off or check quantities from the plans yourself, Theo, the AI agent for quantity takeoff from 2D PDF plan sets, does that.
Clara suggests unit prices from your past estimates and bid tabs in the AI Brain. For every item you see where the price comes from, for example a past project or the average of several bids.
Then Clara flags the item as open instead of inventing a price. You set the price yourself or add a sub or supplier quote. From then on the price is available for future estimates.
Overhead, profit, bond and insurance come from your own markup sheet. In the unit price you see them as a separate share next to labor, material and equipment.
Yes. Every suggestion can be edited, and nothing goes out without your approval. The estimate is then kept in the AI Brain and is available for future bids.
Unclear or incomplete items are flagged instead of guessed, with the reason, for example a wall type missing in the bid schedule. You settle them in one list before bid day.
Yes. Clara compares every unit price with your earlier prices for the same work and flags outliers, so you decide on purpose whether a price stays.
Always you. Clara prepares the estimate; approval lies with you or the people you set for it in your team. Nothing goes out without approval.
No. Your estimates and prices are not used to train AI models. Storage and AI processing run on US infrastructure, and every organization is isolated.
Bid pricing is a feature of Clara. Founding cohort teams use it today, and their feedback goes straight into development.
Bid pricing is part of Clara and included in the BAU AI plans. Prices are on request while the founding cohort is open.