
OneSpec for Professionals · In development
Your drawings. Your branding. Smarter tendering.
Turn your architectural drawings into structured construction specifications, invite builders to submit comparable quotations and produce professional tender comparison reports, all under your own practice’s branding.
Professional registration and white-label workflows are not yet available.
Your client relationship.
Our underlying technology.
Designed for architects, technologists, technicians, designers, surveyors and project managers working on residential projects.
The planned professional service will bring OneSpec’s specification and comparison tools into your practice’s workflow. You remain responsible for reviewing the scope, advising your client and making the final professional recommendation.
AI-Assisted Specifications
Generate a descriptive Schedule of Works from drawings and project information, with uncertainty clearly flagged.
Your Practice, Your Branding
Planned logo, practice details, colours and contact information on client-facing documents.
Professional Tender Management
Invite contractors to price one consistent scope, keeping competing quotations confidential.
Intelligent Quote Comparison
Compare submitted figures, exclusions, qualifications, provisional sums and potential omissions.
Professional Client Reports
Planned practice-branded reports with your commentary and recommendation under your control.
Save Administrative Time
Reduce repetitive specification preparation and quotation comparison work.
Professional review remains essential
Generated documents require appropriate professional review and approval. AI-assisted specifications do not replace architectural design, structural engineering, statutory duties or other professional responsibilities. No qualifications or memberships are independently verified by this proposed service.
A clearer picture before appointment
See fictional tender documents illustrating the current OneSpec scope and comparison approach. Practice-branded versions are planned, not yet operational.
