Every window and door, counted and priced.

Upload a plan set and One to Many detects every window and door unit, with its type, size, operation, handing, and glazing. It reads the floor plans, the elevations, and the window schedule together, and returns a unit-by-unit schedule reconciled against the drawings and ready to price.

Every detected unit stays reviewable, and anything the drawings leave ambiguous is flagged for a human decision instead of guessed. Teams complete takeoffs about three times faster than counting by hand, with the review step keeping the schedule accountable to the plans.

Both, because the schedule and the elevations rarely agree completely. One to Many reads them together, reconciles every unit across the two, and flags each mismatch for review instead of silently picking a side.

Yes. Upload the revised set and the takeoff updates against it, so you can see which units changed between revisions without redoing the count from scratch.

Fixed, casement, awning, hopper, single and double hung, sliding, tilt-turn, and folding units, plus entrance systems and curtain wall. Each unit carries its size, operation, handing, and glazing.

No. It works alongside your window estimating software and ERP, not instead of them. One to Many produces the unit-by-unit schedule, turns it into a quote with your pricing rules and, for dealers and distributors, builds the configured order mapped to the manufacturer’s catalog. What it replaces is the manual counting and reconciliation that comes before all of that.

Plans are scoped to your team and volume on a short call rather than published as fixed tiers. Book a call and you leave with a clear number and a rollout plan.

It depends on how many plan sets you get, how many you bid, and how long each takeoff takes. The 60-second fit check turns those three answers into your estimated ROI, no email needed. Take the 60-second fit check