Built by AEC for AEC
The traditional QTO workflow — scaling drawings, entering dimensions, deducting openings manually, reconciling revisions — has not fundamentally changed since Ivor H. Seeley described it in Building Quantities Explained in 1965. The fifth edition, published in 1988, was the last. The profession moved on. The tools did not keep pace.
Autodesk Revit changed what was possible. Every element in a Revit model carries its geometry — length, area, volume, material composition, structural function. The information needed to produce a compliant bill of quantities is already there. The question was how to extract it correctly, apply measurement rules automatically, and give the QS the authoring control they need to produce a professional document.
QSKing answers that question. It is not a model viewer. It is not a geometry browser. It is a quantity surveying tool — built on AIQS Standard Method of Measurement rules, designed for the practising QS, and integrated directly into Revit so the QS never loses contact with the source of truth.
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