Find the work you haven't priced

Find buyer requirements and delivery obligations with no clear allowance in the scope or estimate before committing to a price.

Supply the buyer brief or RFP, proposed scope and detailed estimate, including relevant appendices and clarification responses.

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Overview

Check that the price covers the obligations in the buyer's brief before submitting or approving a proposal. The review traces requirements, dependencies and supporting work to the scope and estimate, including obligations in appendices, clarification responses and draft terms.

The report identifies missing or insufficient allowances and separates them from work that may already sit within a broader estimate line. Each gap includes its source, commercial consequence and a recommended action, so you can resolve the exposure before committing.

Key capabilities

Traces buyer requirements and obligations to the scope and estimate
Identifies missing work, unestimated items and quantity or duration shortfalls
Distinguishes gaps from work that may be covered by broader allowances
Checks whether exclusions and buyer responsibilities address the requirements
Prioritises gaps and recommends what to price, clarify or explicitly exclude

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Check requirements against the work behind your price

Estii gives your agent structured scope and estimates to check against the buyer's brief. It can trace requirements to priced work, investigate items with no allowance and identify where broader allocations may already cover an obligation. The agent interprets the brief; Estii supplies the costed work and commercial checks behind the review.

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Turn discovery notes into scoping questions

Prioritise the unanswered discovery questions that could change effort, price, schedule or delivery risk.

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Review your proposal through the buyer's eyes

Identify errors, commercial risks and likely buyer objections before sending a proposal.

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