Catch the mistakes before they ship. Cut dozens of hours from every project.
VoltEdge automates the routine work that slows projects down — BOM and drawing-package reviews, cost estimating, savings analysis, validation checklists, controller verification, and construction planning. Built for the controls & electrical engineers doing the work, the project managers keeping it on schedule, and the business leaders watching the margins — it turns days of manual review into minutes, with every finding, price range, and time estimate traced back to your own documents.
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One workspace for the whole review cycle
From the panel shop to the boardroom — every tool lives inside a project, so engineers, PMs, and leadership can run and track multiple job streams at once.
BOM Review & Estimate
Upload CSV, Excel, Word, or PDF. Flags missing data, duplicates, obsolete and NRND parts, long leads, and completeness gaps — then prices the BOM as a street-price range from the internal database, with revision-over-revision tracking.
Engineering Package Review PRO
Drop in the drawing set. Verifies every BOM line is accounted for, calls out equipment in the drawings missing from the BOM with pricing, checks quantities, I/O channel capacity, power budgets, and catches transposed part numbers.
Savings Advisor PRO
Categorical cost-reduction options — right-sizing, architecture changes, brand alternatives, dead stock — each with the technical trade-offs stated, priced as ranges, and gated behind an engineering-review disclaimer.
Validation Aid ENT
FAT, installation, power-off, and power-on checklists generated from your drawings and BOM, with interactive tracking, initials and dates, N/A handling, and a downloadable point-by-point I/O checklist.
Construction Planner ENT
Upload the engineering instruction package — get construction and startup/commissioning labor hours by phase, calendar duration at your crew size, and a labor cost range, with every quantity traced to its source.
Software Verification ENT
Upload the controller L5X. 57 automated checks against the drawings: drives present, IP plan, modules, chassis and slots, channel-level I/O mapping coverage, tasks, motion, and project hygiene.
Projects & Reports
Every analysis lives in a project workspace that persists between sessions. Printable client-ready reports, CSV exports, and revision history on everything.
How it works
From design package to commissioning-ready in four steps.
1 · Create a projectEach job gets an isolated workspace with its own history.
2 · Upload the BOMFindings, completeness gaps, and a street-price estimate in seconds.
3 · Add the drawingsCross-check coverage, quantities, capacity — and find the savings.
4 · Verify & validateL5X program checks plus FAT and installation checklists, tracked to done.
VoltEdge is a review aid, not a substitute for engineering judgment. Pricing shown in the product is estimated from publicly available online pricing — not validated distributor pricing; not quote prices. All savings suggestions and validation aids require review by the engineering design team of record.
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Project cost outlook
Street-pricing ranges pulled live from this project's reviews. Pricing is from publicly available online pricing — not validated distributor pricing, and not quote prices.
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Quick start
Common workflows for controls & electrical teams:
BOM Review & Estimate
Upload a designed bill of materials — VoltEdge verifies the data, checks system completeness, and generates a street-price estimate.
⚠ Pricing disclaimer. Street pricing shown is estimated from publicly available online pricing — it is not validated distributor pricing and these are not quote prices. Obtain formal quotes from your distributor before committing budgets or purchase orders. Prices are shown as a range reflecting the typical spread of published online pricing for each component type.
1 · Upload bill of materials
Accepted formats: CSV, Excel (.xlsx / .xls), Word (.docx), PDF. Recognized columns: Item, Qty, Part Number, Manufacturer, Description, Unit Cost — order and naming are flexible.
Word/PDF content is parsed best-effort — verify the preview before running.
Line items
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BOM street value
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internal database pricing
Completeness gaps
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Projected total
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incl. missing components & adders
2 · Data quality & lifecycle findings
3 · System completeness
Pairing rules: drives ↔ motors, chassis & power supply per PLC rack, terminal base per I/O module, fuse holders vs. fuses, 24VDC supply, network, safety. Checked items are added to the estimate.
4 · Priced bill of materials
Adjustments
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Missing components$0
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Contingency$0
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BOM materialsMissingAdders
5 · Revision history
Engineering Package Review PRO
Drop in an electrical drawing package and verify it against the bill of materials — coverage, quantities, I/O capacity, and pricing for anything missing.
This is a Professional feature
Engineering package review is available on the Professional and Enterprise plans.
1 · Drawing package
Upload the electrical drawing set (PDF, Word, or text) — VoltEdge extracts equipment references and checks them against the reviewed BOM. Reviewing against: no BOM reviewed yet
Requires a reviewed BOM — run one on the BOM Review & Estimate tab first.
BOM lines accounted
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found in drawings
In drawings, not in BOM
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missing equipment
Quantity shortfalls
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incl. I/O channel capacity
Additional cost
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street pricing, included items
2 · BOM coverage in drawings
3 · Equipment in drawings missing from BOM
Street-priced with lead time and lifecycle status. Checked items roll into the additional cost.
4 · Capacity & sufficiency
Field devices counted in the drawings vs. channels available on the I/O cards in the BOM.
System capacity checks
24VDC power budget, servo axes, drives per motor, starter pairing, switch ports, and safety circuit capacity.
5 · Unrecognized references
Part-number-like references found in the drawings that match neither the BOM nor the pricing database — verify manually.
Package review total
Additional equipment needed to match the drawing package
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Savings Advisor PRO
Product right-sizing, platform/architecture changes, brand and packaging alternatives, lifecycle cleanup, and spares reduction — each with its technical trade-offs.
⚠ Engineering review required. All suggestions are budgetary options generated from catalog data. They must be reviewed and approved by the engineering design team before any BOM change — listed trade-offs are not exhaustive. Savings are shown as a range reflecting typical street-price spread; these are not quote-based figures.
This is a Professional feature
The Savings Advisor is available on the Professional and Enterprise plans.
1 · Analyze
Runs against the last reviewed BOM: no BOM reviewed yet. If a package review has been run, drawing-evidenced spares and a 50-option drawing swap library (equipment seen in drawings but not yet in the BOM) are also analyzed.
Suggestions
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Potential savings
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all suggestions
Included savings
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checked items only
2 · Suggestions & trade-offs
VERIFY items default to unchecked — they carry field-verification risk. Checked items count toward included savings.
Quote Review PRO
Compare a distributor quote against your bill of materials — catch BOM lines missing from the quote and quantity shortfalls before you cut the purchase order.
⚠ Use the matching BOM. The bill of materials compared here must be the exact BOM that was used to generate this quote. This is a coverage & quantity sanity check before you write the PO — it does not validate pricing, terms, lead times, or substitutions.
This is a Professional feature
Quote Review is available on the Professional and Enterprise plans.
1 · Upload both documents
Upload the bill of materials and the distributor quote generated from it. PDF, Word, Excel, or CSV — columns are auto-detected.
BOM lines
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compared
Missing from quote
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not covered
Quantity shortfalls
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quote < BOM
Extra on quote
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not on BOM
2 · Line-by-line comparison
Matched by part number. Review MISSING and QTY SHORT lines before issuing the PO; EXTRA ON QUOTE may be legitimate (freight, tax, added items) — verify.
Validation Aid ENTERPRISE
Generates a structured check aid for factory acceptance testing (FAT), installation, and energization — built from your reviewed BOM and drawing package.
⚠ This is not a validation. This document is an aid to the checks that should be performed during factory acceptance testing (FAT) and installation. It does not replace your validation procedures, the machine safety assessment, applicable codes (NEC/NFPA 70E), or sign-off by qualified personnel. Checks listed are not exhaustive.
This is a Professional feature
The validation aid is available on the Professional and Enterprise plans.
1 · Generate
All phases are built from the engineering drawing package — the panel is built and checked out at the factory from the drawings. BOM quantities are used as a fallback where an item does not appear in the drawings. Reviewing against: no BOM reviewed yet. Run an Engineering Package Review first.
Enterprise feature: interactive check-off with live dashboards and metrics for factory, installation, power-off, and power-on testing. Your plan generates the printable document only.
Factory (FAT)
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Installation
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Power-Off
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Power-On
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2 · Factory Testing (FAT) — anything that can be pre-wired
3 · Installation Testing (pre-power)
4 · Power-Off Verification (pre-energization)
5 · Power-On Checks (energization & pre-control)
Enterprise feature
The validation aid — FAT, installation, power-off, and power-on checklists with interactive tracking — is available on the Enterprise plan.
Software Verification Aid ENTERPRISEEARLY PREVIEW
Upload a controller export (.L5X) — verified against the engineering drawing package for completeness: drives, IP addressing, I/O modules, processor and chassis, and channel-level I/O mapping coverage.
⚠ This is not a validation. This tool is an aid to software verification. Checks are structural and text-level — module tree, addressing, device-tag and drive-schedule cross-references, static logic screening, and produced/consumed pairing against the drawing package and peer exports. It does not execute code or functionally verify logic or safety functions. All results require review by the controls engineer of record.
1 · Upload controller export
Verified against the reviewed drawing package: no drawing package reviewed yet
Controller
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Modules in program
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Tags / Programs
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Completeness checks
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vs. drawings
2 · Module tree vs. Drawings
Adapters, switches, and HMIs may legitimately differ from the program module tree — verify against the network architecture before acting.
Enterprise feature
The software verification aid is available on the Enterprise plan.
3 · Drawing & program completeness checks
Drives, IP plan, I/O modules, processor/chassis, channel-by-channel mapping coverage, tasks, motion, safety, and project hygiene — checked against the drawing package.
4 · I/O tags vs. drawing device tags
Text-level match — every instrument and device tag recognized in the drawings is searched for in the program's tag and module names. Naming conventions vary between integrators; treat unmatched rows as a review list, not automatic rejections.
5 · Drive parameter compare
Each drive configured in the program against the drawing drive schedule — catalog number, power rating, and IP address.
6 · Produced/consumed peer validation
Upload exports from the other controllers this program shares tags with. Every consumed tag is checked for a producing peer (and peers' consumed tags against this controller), including data types.
Construction & Startup Planner ENTERPRISE
Upload the engineering instruction package — get a planning-level breakdown of estimated construction and startup/commissioning labor, calendar duration by crew size, and labor cost.
⚠ Planning-level estimate. Hours are derived from typical integrator labor units applied to the quantities found in your instruction package, drawings, and BOM. They are not a quote and do not account for site conditions, permitting, drawing maturity, or schedule constraints. Validate with your construction manager before committing dates.
1 · Upload engineering instruction package
PDF, Word, CSV, or text. Quantities stated in the package take priority; gaps are filled from this project's reviewed drawing package and BOM: no drawings or BOM reviewed yet
Construction
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labor hours
Startup / Commissioning
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labor hours
Total effort
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Estimated labor cost
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at blended rate
2 · Crew & rate assumptions
3 · Phase breakdown
4 · Scope sources & assumptions
Where each quantity came from, and what was assumed when the package didn't say.
Enterprise feature
The construction & startup planner is available on the Enterprise plan.
Projects
Each project is an isolated workspace — its own BOM, drawing package, reviews, revision history, savings analyses, and validation tracking. Run multiple job streams side by side.