Fidrel — Construction cost estimating software
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Build estimates in Fidrel using quantities, units, and prices. Organize cost items and work with your project's financial records.
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Use broader cost groups when the design is preliminary. Record scope and uncertainty before adding detailed line items.
State quantity, unit and pricing basis. Separate labor and materials where useful and avoid counting the same scope in multiple sections.
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Match detail to information
Use broader cost groups when the design is preliminary. Record scope and uncertainty before adding detailed line items.
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From planning in the office to drawings on the jobsite. Fidrel brings your project documents, schedule and information together in the browser – on your computer, tablet and phone. Create your account and bring the team together around the same information, wherever you work.
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Frequently asked questions
Is an estimate the same as a budget?+
No. An estimate is a calculated assessment of cost; a budget is an approved financial framework.
What needs checking during import?+
Columns, units, decimal separators, currency and tax treatment. Reconcile the total to the original and examine representative items.
Which assumptions belong in an estimate?+
Use broader cost groups when the design is preliminary. Record scope and uncertainty before adding detailed line items.
What should a cost item contain?+
State quantity, unit and pricing basis. Separate labor and materials where useful and avoid counting the same scope in multiple sections.
How do estimates differ from budgets, orders and invoices?+
Estimates, approved budgets, purchase orders and invoices measure different things. Check currency and applicable tax treatment before comparing totals.