Example outputs
What a reviewable deliverable looks like
Illustrative example only. This is not a client project, a quotation or evidence of completed work. The dimensions and quantities are made up to show how the records connect. No client documents are used.
1. Drawing mark-up and take-off
The measurement is linked to its drawing reference: ILL-01, revision A.
Net geometric volume only. Waste, reinforcement, formwork, excavation, finish and any other scope must be considered separately.
2. BoQ and pricing record
The quantity, source and pricing basis sit together. A price is only filled in once the rate and its inclusions have been checked.
| Item | Source | Quantity | Rate | Value ex VAT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete slab — measurement example | ILL-01, revision A | 4.80 m³ | To be confirmed from the agreed pricing basis | Quantity × agreed rate; not priced in this example |
No construction rate is suggested here. This shows the record format, not a budget or tender price.
3. Quantity-change comparison
If the illustrative length changes to 9 m, keeping the same width and depth:
- Original quantity
- 4.80 m³
- Revised quantity
- 5.40 m³
- Measured difference
- +0.60 m³
A measured difference is not automatically an agreed variation or a payment entitlement. The instruction, contract basis and applicable rate still need review.
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