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Workflow

One model in.
Every document out.

The 3D model is the input. Each stage reads from it and adds to it, so the documents at the end agree with the design at the start.

The MODELONCE workflow

Nine stages,
one source of data.

Input

Your 3D model

Built in SketchUp 2026: the space, ceilings, furniture and MEP objects.

01

3D Modeling

Available

Build the space, ceilings, furniture and MEP objects in SketchUp 2026.

Space & wallsCeilingsFurnitureMEP objects
02

Object Classification

Available

Walls, floors, ceilings and doors are recognised automatically; you confirm or correct them.

WallsFloorsCeilingsDoorsFurniture
03

Data Management

Available

Rooms, item codes, materials, levels and device data travel with the model.

Rooms & areasItem codesLevelsDevice data
04

Technical Drawings

Available

Layout, zoning, ceiling, flooring, electrical, plumbing and AC sheets, grouped by section.

LayoutCeiling plansElectricalPlumbingAC
05

Shop Drawing

Available

Cabinet and furniture production drawings with panel details, joints and drilling.

ProjectionsSectionsPanel detailsDrilling
06

BOM

Available

Panel lists, cut lists, hardware, ceiling framing, electrical materials and pipe fittings.

Panel listCSV cut listHardwareFittings
07

BOQ

In development

Quantities per category feed the estimate today; the complete project-wide BOQ is in development.

Quantities by category
08

Cost Estimation

Available

Your unit prices applied to the model’s quantities in an estimate overview.

Unit pricesBudgetA4 summary
09

Construction Documentation

Available

Installation and wall-chasing elevations, schedule, progress and milestones.

ElevationsScheduleMilestones

Follow the data

One model,
four examples.

Pick an example to see how the same model becomes each document along the way.

Kitchen cabinet

A run of base cabinets modelled as panels.

  1. 013D ModelingModel the cabinet run as groups of panels.
  2. 02Object ClassificationAssign it to the kitchen as furniture; it receives an item code for that room.
  3. 03Data ManagementPanel names, sizes, thickness and materials are kept with the model.
  4. 04Technical DrawingsThe cabinet appears with its code on the furniture layout plan.
  5. 05Shop DrawingProjections, sections, panel list, per-panel details, joints and drilling.
  6. 06BOMPanel list with edge banding and grain for review; CSV cut list; hardware from confirmed joints.
  7. 07BOQCounted in the furniture category today; the full BOQ is in development.In development
  8. 08Cost EstimationYour unit prices applied in the estimate overview.
  9. 09Construction DocumentationPosition and code on the layout plans used for installation.
MODELONCE

See the features behind each stage.