Ramp Automation
Ramps from levels, slope and size, with supports and upstands.
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What Ramp Automation does
What it runs through, in order: levels & slope, ramp slab, supports, edges.
Every one of those is a step somebody does by hand today, on every drawing of every job.
See it run
A walkthrough on a real model — what goes in, what the tool does, and what comes out.
What it does
Every capability in Ramp Automation, and what each one is actually for.
- Levels & slope
- Ramp slab
- Supports
- Edges
What goes in, what comes out
So you can tell before a demo whether it fits the way your team already works.
What it needs
- Project model or drawing set
- The office standard it follows
What you get
- The work, done
- A log of what it produced
From input to output
The path a typical job takes through the tool.
- 1
Prepare the inputs
Point Ramp Automation at project model or drawing set and confirm the mapping to your project standard.
- 2
Configure once, reuse
Settings are saved with the project or the office template, so the next run — and the next project — starts configured.
- 3
Review before it writes
The proposed changes are shown as a reviewable set. Nothing is written to the model until you approve it.
- 4
Take the output forward
You get the work, done, plus a report of anything that needed manual attention.
Interested in Ramp Automation?
Message on WhatsApp or send an email and we will arrange a live demonstration on a model like yours.
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