Why the handoff matters
If the takeoff data is messy, the estimating platform inherits the mess. Duplicate openings, missing doors, and hardware conflicts should be handled before import, not discovered after pricing work has already started.
Fresco prepares the opening schedule and related hardware context so the estimator can review the exceptions and export a cleaner result.
What Fresco prepares
- Reviewed opening data from schedules and floor plans.
- Hardware set context from the specification.
- Frame and door attributes that affect estimating.
- Exception lists for mismatches the estimator should resolve.
A practical review sequence
Review conflicts first, then spot-check the expensive openings. Once the schedule, plan, and spec evidence line up, the eMullion handoff becomes an estimating step instead of a second takeoff.
Watch the eMullion import workflow
This walkthrough shows how Fresco exports reviewed opening and hardware data for eMullion workflows, with the handoff kept downstream of estimator review.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Fresco support eMullion workflows?
Yes. Fresco is designed to move reviewed Division 8 takeoff data downstream, including eMullion workflows.
What should be resolved before export?
Resolve missing doors, duplicate openings, schedule/spec conflicts, unusual frame conditions, and high-dollar hardware issues before treating the takeoff as ready.
Is the integration the main value?
The handoff matters, but the main value is upstream: getting to a clean, reviewed Division 8 takeoff before the estimating system receives the data.