20–35%
less time from site measurement to usable data
Choose your situation
Measuring from scratch, or verifying a quote?
From first photo to completed position
The workflow follows the surveyor.
- 01
Create the job
Only the site name is required. The job number also becomes part of structured exported photo names.
- 02
Choose the work type
Replacement and rough-opening preparation require different details, so the choice comes before measuring.
- 03
Photograph the opening
The camera fills the screen. The app proposes an outline and every corner can be corrected. Up to three photos can be stored.
- 04
Enter dimensions
Tapping a flashing dimension opens one relevant input. Enter it manually or receive it from a Bluetooth distance meter.
- 05
Capture the geometry
Width at top, centre and bottom. Height at left, centre and right. Trapezoids, triangles, shields, arches, semicircles and circles stay proportional.
- 06
Add technical details
Window or portal type, sash orientation, quantity, sill or installation height, floor reference, room and storey.
- 07
Save the position
The position receives its number. The active step is restored after returning or refreshing the page.
Manual entry or distance meter.
Phone in the left hand. Distance meter in the right. The value is verified directly over the opening photo.
Bluetooth distance-meter input currently works on Android. Manual input remains available on iOS.
Native apps for iOS and Android are in preparation. The distance meter will then connect on iPhone too.
Accessories right on the opening.
Interior blinds, roller blinds and pleated blinds.
External blinds, shutters and zip screens with motor side.
Insect screens.
Review and handover
What remains after surveying
Not just numbers in a table. Every position keeps its context, traceable origin and usable output.
Original photographs
Annotated photographs
PDF report
CSV and JSON
ERP-ready data
Illustrative business case
One window position could save €6–12.
This is not a measured Apertu result. It is a conservative pre-pilot model. Value comes from removing re-entry, accelerating review and reducing errors, return visits and remakes.
50–80%
less manual re-entry between field and production
30–60%
fewer clarification calls with annotated photos
€6–12
expected saving per window position
Illustrative estimate before pilot validation
At scale
€0.6–1.2M
gross potential across 100,000 window positions
A direct multiplication of the per-position estimate, before licence, rollout, integration and process-change costs.
How the per-position estimate is built
- €2.60–4.40: 6–10 minutes saved at a fully loaded labour cost equivalent to CZK 650/hour
- €3.40–7.60: risk-weighted reduction in errors, repeat visits and remakes
- The result must be validated in a pilot on real surveying jobs
What creates the saving
A measurement is entered once, directly against its dimension on the photo.
The value source and measurement time remain traceable.
Review identifies incomplete positions before handover.
Opening and calculated production dimensions remain side by side in the output.
Planned capability
The customer approves what they can actually see.
The annotated opening photo will sit beside proposed production dimensions. Approval will record the approver, time and audit trail to reduce disputes between site measurement and production.
Method and industry references
External sources support the direction of digital field-capture benefits. The financial figures are Apertu's internal model, not results reported by these studies.
Work continues without a signal
The job, dimensions, history and photos stay on the phone. They upload safely when connectivity returns.
No signal
Saved on the phone
Uploaded when online
See the process on a real job.
You can open the app now. Paid demonstrations, installation and setup are tailored to company operations.
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