Sheet Metal Quoting (in testing)
In testing. Send one and I'll tell you honestly whether it's ready for your part.
If your fabrication work still comes in as 2D prints, Zenith reads them the same way it reads machining drawings, pulling dimensions, material, and features into a clean itemized quote.
FORWARD YOUR 2D BLUEPRINT TO quotes@zenithquoting.comFree while in beta, no account, no portal, no software to learn.
How the Computer Vision Engine Works
Zenith's computer vision engine opens your 2D blueprint PDF and reads it the way an estimator does. It parses the title block, extracts dimensional tolerances and material callouts, reconstructs part geometry from the orthographic views, and flags the GD&T symbols that drive setup complexity. No 3D CAD model is required and there's no manual data entry: whatever your customer sent as a flat sheet metal and fabrication print becomes structured, priceable data.
From Your Inbox to a Clean Itemized PDF
You forward the print by email; the engine does the takeoff and the pricing; a clean, itemized PDF quote comes back once I have checked it. Every line is transparent: raw material weight and market rate, machine hours, setup, margin, unit price, and batch total, laid out so you can audit the math against your own experience. It's a screening-grade estimate, built to be verified before it goes out the door.
Designed for Estimators
This is built to make your best estimator faster, not to replace judgment. Instead of forty-five minutes with calipers and a rate sheet, it's a review of a number that is already built, and every correction you send moves your quotes toward your real shop rates.