.svg)
The database includes, among other things:
The data is typically used in:
Among other things, companies benefit from:
Yes, historical data and trends are available for many data sets, allowing for a better understanding of price movements and market changes.
The software is typically used for:
Yes, companies often use the software to:
The solution is used in the following areas, among others:
Among other things, companies benefit from:
Yes, purchasing departments in particular use the software to:
Yes, in addition to traditional should costing in procurement, costdata® calculation is also frequently used for internal cost calculations and controlling processes. Companies use the software for a variety of purposes, including:
costdata® estimation quickly generates a well-founded bottom-up cost estimate for building components. Relevant cost components—such as materials, manufacturing, machinery, wages, and other cost factors—are systematically taken into account. The AI agent helps gather the necessary information and efficiently arrive at a transparent cost estimate.
The result is not merely a price forecast. Manufacturing costs are calculated using a bottom-up approach based on individual cost components. Relevant parameters, assumptions, and cost drivers remain transparent, so that users can understand how the result is derived.
No. The tool is not intended to replace cost-engineering expertise, but rather to make it more efficient. Recurring analyses and initial cost estimates can be completed more quickly, while experts gain more time for complex evaluations, optimizations, and strategic decisions.
For example, a supplier requests a 15% price increase on a finished product, citing rising raw material prices as the reason.
With the CPT Tool, companies can analyze:
This provides purchasing and procurement teams with a solid foundation for:
