Estimate the job
Form Command is being expanded to derive useful quantities and rough estimating information from the same interpreted project data.
Concrete forming planning platform
From plans
to pours.
Organize the planning work that follows the drawing—from pours and available-form layouts to field direction—with estimating and quantity tools coming soon.
One connected project foundation for the work between receiving the drawings and putting the crew on the wall.
Before the first panel
The drawing is only the starting point.
Construction drawings show what must be built. Between the drawing and the pour, the forming team still has to interpret walls, understand quantities, establish pour boundaries, sequence the work, plan around available forms, and communicate the plan to the field.
Form Command already connects wall interpretation, pour planning, form inventory, layouts, and crew-facing output. Rough estimating and useful quantity tools are coming soon, built on the same interpreted project data.
A practical workflow
Drawing in. Field plan out.
The current working workflow moves from source geometry to an actionable crew handoff through three connected stages.
- 01
Drawing
Upload and review the walls.
Bring in a supported DXF drawing, review interpreted wall runs, and correct the geometry that needs attention.
- 02
Pour Plan
Organize practical pours.
Add the forms available for the job, establish pour boundaries, and calculate layouts against the inventory you actually have.
- 03
Field Plan
Prepare clear field direction.
Turn the plan into a printable placement sequence with start points, panel order, transitions, and stops.
Keep the work connected
Plan the job in context.
The interpreted drawing becomes a shared project foundation, so reviewed walls, pour decisions, form availability, and crew-facing output stay within one connected workflow.
- Review before planningConfirm interpreted wall runs and dimensions before they move downstream.
- See the plan take shapeWork through pours and layouts without losing the relationship to the drawing.
- Carry decisions forwardPrepare field direction from the same planning information used to build the pour plan.
Plan around real inventory
Use the forms available for the job.
Form Command brings the form set into the planning process. Layouts can reflect available panel sizes and quantities instead of assuming an unlimited ideal inventory.
See how the plan reaches the fieldAVAILABLE FORM SETJob inventory
8 ft panel24 available
6 ft panel12 available
4 ft panel18 available
Inventory appliedNon-exact fits stay visible
FIELD PLANPOUR 01
START ATWall A · northwest corner
- 01Place wall AStart point and panel sequence32'-0"
- 02Turn cornerCarry sequence into wall B24'-6"
- 03Verify stopReview non-exact-fit conditionFIELD
Planning aid · Verify all dimensions and conditions before field use.
A clearer crew handoff
Give the field a plan they can follow.
Field plans organize the placement sequence into practical direction: where to begin, what comes next, how walls transition, and where review is required.
Form Command is a planning aid. Outputs must be reviewed by qualified project personnel and do not replace engineering, manufacturer instructions, safety requirements, field measurements, or field judgment.
One connected planning system
Plan the work between the drawing and the wall.
Use one interpreted project foundation for the current pour, inventory, layout, and field workflow—with estimating and quantities being added next.
Plan the pours
Organize interpreted wall geometry into practical pours and sequencing before field execution begins.
Plan around available forms
Develop layouts around the form inventory available for the job instead of assuming an unlimited form set.
Prepare the field
Carry supported wall order, layout information, transitions, and planning decisions into clear, printable crew direction.
Capacity-based plans
Choose the plan that fits your workload.
Every standard plan includes the currently available Form Command planning workflow. The difference is how many new projects your company needs to start each billing cycle.
PLAN & VALUE CALCULATORStart with project volume.
Find the plan that fits, then optionally estimate what Form Command would need to save in planning time to pay for itself.
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Ready to organize the next pour?