Nexadata Launches SAKUJI AI Takeoff Platform For Electrical Work
Nexadata is selling the workflow it already runs inside its own BPO division, where the company reports an 88.9% cut in estimation man-hours on one project, so the product claim comes from internal measurement rather than an outside case study.
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Nexadata Inc. has begun offering SAKUJI, an AI estimating platform that detects candidate item categories and quantities from electrical work drawings for staff to verify and correct. A self-service plan starts at 9,900 yen per month including tax. The company reports that in its own BPO division, one project with 30 design drawings saw estimation man-hours drop from 112.5 to 12.5.
Nexadata's SAKUJI detects candidate item categories and quantities from electrical drawings, and a company's own staff check the results against the drawings before exporting quantities. The self-service plan starts at 9,900 yen per month including tax. The company says the tool is meant to cut the counting work and leave estimators time to weigh the estimate itself.
The numbers come from Nexadata's BPO division, not from customers. In one project with 30 design drawings, estimation man-hours fell from 112.5 to 12.5. The company says combined design, estimation and quoting man-hours fell 72.3%, and that the figure does not reflect the self-service plan alone.
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