From BC3 to the ERP
Create the estimate and internal project with chapters, items, quantities and prices properly linked.
The CADT system will adapt fully to your needs.
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Contractors, consultants, engineers, manufacturers, distributors and software companies: each team has different needs.
Someone has requested a BC3 file, or you want to use the format. We help define your first exchange.
↗02Connect BC3 to ERP, accounting, databases or internal applications with a defined scope.
↗03Importers, exporters and BC3 workflows built around your product and its users.
↗04Product and price data prepared for customers to include in their estimates.
↗05Review the template, the data that must be preserved and the steps that can be automated.
↗06Automation, applications and data exchange. Tell us about the problem, even if it does not involve BC3.
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The file already contains a valuable part of the project’s cost structure. A sound integration reuses that data and connects it to the processes that continue in the ERP, Excel, procurement, accounting or custom software.
If an item already exists in BC3, it should not be typed again in every application.
You do not need to replace every tool. We connect BC3 to your current ecosystem and define which data should travel in each direction.

We start where the most time or traceability is currently lost. The same data model can then grow with the business.

Create the estimate and internal project with chapters, items, quantities and prices properly linked.
Turn material and subcontract requirements into requests or orders without copying line items.
Link items and cost centres so committed cost, actual cost and margin share the same structure.
Import or export controlled tables when spreadsheets remain a necessary tool for the team.
Connect databases, CRM or custom applications through processes adapted to each company.
A useful integration does more than read a total. It must preserve hierarchy, resource breakdowns, quantities and the relationship between estimate and delivery.


BC3 format guide: structure, uses, FIEBDC compatibility and criteria for importing estimates and valuations without losing information.
→Open a BC3 file, review chapters, prices and quantities, and investigate import errors or differences between applications.
→Plan a conversion between Excel and BC3: columns, chapters, quantities, resource breakdowns and checking totals.
→Custom BC3 importers, exporters and integrations for software vendors and internal applications: scope, mapping, errors and testing.
→Prepare a BC3 product or price catalogue: codes, units, descriptions, versions and distribution to estimating applications.
→Diagnose BC3 files that will not open, incorrect characters, differing amounts and missing structure.
→Tell us your objective, current tools and the difficulties your team faces.
Agree on the data, boundaries and a first solution that can be tested.
Test a representative case before extending the workflow across the team.
BC3, integrations or custom software. Tell us your starting point and we can help define the next step.