Production data software for construction

Never a forgotten item on any list again.

Koto builds complete order lists, bills of quantities and part lists straight from your BIM model in Vertex BD, Revit or IFC. Configure the rules once, then it runs automatically on every project.

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Running live at construction companies today. Supported by Start it @KBC.

BIM model

Vertex BD · Revit · IFC

✓ No manual entry

Koto

Configured pipeline

Same rules, every time

ERP

Production

Planning

Procurement

Finance

Lists & ERP

The cost most teams never add up

Between your BIM model and the order, someone rebuilds the list by hand, and it comes out differently every time.

One line missed on the order list

A missing element does not show up in the office. It shows up on site: a back order, an idle crew, a truck that has to come back. One incident easily runs €2,000 to €5,000.

Prevent back-orders

Every estimator builds the list differently

The rules for what belongs on the order list live in someone's head, not in a system. Ask two people to build the same list and you get two different lists.

Automate order lists from BIM

One revision, and the list is out of date

A typical project gets revised 5 to 7 times. Each time, the order list, the cutting list and the part list all have to be rebuilt by hand, so they are out of date the moment the model changes.

A bill of quantities that follows the model

5-15%

failure costs in construction

2-3%

average profit margin

€2,000-€5,000

one back-order on site

From BIM model to finished list, in one run

A pipeline reads the model, applies your rules, and adds what is never modelled: fasteners, accessories, consumables. Watch it happen on a real project, a few minutes per video.

From BIM model to cut list and order list

From model to a least-waste cutting plan

BIM data into your ERP, set up once

Skeptical? Good. Bring your own model.

Koto runs live at construction companies. In a 30-minute demo we run your own model through a pipeline and you watch your own lists come out. Real output, not slides. One prevented back-order, easily worth €2,000 to €5,000, pays for months of Koto.

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Works with what you already have

Koto reads the model you already build. No new CAD, no new ERP, no lock-in.

Output in your own column formats. Your data stays yours: switch CAD or ERP, and your Koto pipelines keep working.

Fair questions, direct answers

Neither. Koto is the data layer between your BIM model and your production and ordering. You keep modelling in Vertex BD or Revit and planning in your ERP. Koto makes the lists in between complete and automatic.

That is exactly the point. The most expensive mistake is the forgotten item. Your pipeline rules add non-modelled items, so the list is complete every time: fasteners, membranes, consumables.

No. Configure once, then it runs automatically on every project. Most teams see the first list from their own model during the demo.

Plans start at €80 per month, billed yearly, with a 14-day free trial. See the pricing page for tiers and limits.

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