Stage 01
Describe or upload
Start from a sentence or from a finished file.
Search the library with a plain description, or upload an existing specification for comparison against the applicable catalog.
The right item, the right code, the right price.
Armeta Materials
Applicable cost catalogs run to hundreds of thousands of positions, and finding the correct one is a search problem no keyword search solves well. Armeta Materials finds the item from a plain description, returns its code, standard, unit, and price, and lets teams assemble a new catalog-backed specification or check an existing one for compliance.
Search the library. Build the set. Check what already exists.
One workspace for finding the correct catalog position, assembling a new specification from validated hits, and reviewing an uploaded file for compliance.
Catalog codes decide whether a specification survives review.
Where projects are priced against an official registry, the expensive part is rarely typing the line — it is discovering the wrong code after the package has already left.
Catalog codes are mandatory where public money is spent
Many funded projects require every specification position to carry a code from the applicable catalog — not a supplier price-list line invented for the moment.
Manual matching is slow and brittle
Hundreds of thousands of positions make exact keyword search a poor fit. Wrong or outdated codes return as review comments and force a rewrite of the specification.
Search and check belong together
Teams either assemble a new catalog-backed set from the library or verify a finished file against the same canonical registry.
Two workflows. One registry.
Whether the team is starting from a blank specification or checking a finished one, every answer resolves against the same applicable cost catalog.
Semantic library search
Enter a plain-language description or a partial code and receive the canonical item, unit, applicable standard, and price.
Assemble a new specification
Add matched positions into a working catalog and export it in the electronic or printed format the workflow requires.
Line-by-line compliance check
Upload an existing specification and compare each line against the registry for code, nomenclature, unit, and current price.
Highlighted findings
Mismatches, outdated codes, and divergent names are returned as an itemized review instead of a silent pass.
Canonical codes for every position
Each finding and each search hit resolves to the intended catalog identity, ready for correction or reuse.
Structured export
Send the checked or assembled result back out as a spreadsheet or the submission format required by the project.
From a plain description to an exportable result.
Armeta Materials covers the sequence teams actually run when catalog identity is part of the deliverable.
Stage 02
Resolve positions
Map every line to a canonical catalog identity.
Armeta returns the matching code, nomenclature, unit, standard, and price — or flags where the submitted line and the registry diverge.
Stage 03
Build or correct
Add validated positions, or fix the ones that failed.
Assemble a new catalog-backed specification from search hits, or apply the review findings to the existing file before it leaves the office.
Stage 04
Export
Issue the set in the format the next party expects.
Download a structured result for estimating, procurement, owner review, or formal submission without retyping codes by hand.
One product, adapted to the market where it runs.
The search and checking method is global; the catalog edition, applicable standards, price basis, and export formats are configured for each jurisdiction and organization.
Jurisdiction-specific catalogs
Load the rate library and item registry that govern the market where the project is delivered.
Organization libraries
Keep approved internal items and supplier lists available alongside the official catalog.
Current editions
Resolve against the intended catalog edition so outdated codes surface before issue.
Human confirmation
Every match and every finding remains subject to specialist review before the specification is issued.
Connected to estimating
Validated catalog positions feed Armeta Smeta and the broader preconstruction workflow.
Structured handoff
Export checked or assembled results for estimating, procurement, and formal review.
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