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Dot builds a permanent-lights supplier cart from a takeoff

Matt Rathbun says they built a takeoff calculator for permanent-light jobs, then have their Dot open the supplier website and build the cart from that takeoff, cutting work they describe as at least two hours per job down to 30 minutes.

What it is

Matt Rathbun (@rathbunholdco) posted that one of the more time-consuming parts of permanent lights is building material orders and measurements. They say they built a takeoff calculator so every roof line and light run is measured and shows what strands, tracks, and spacer cable they need, then have their Dot open the supplier website and build the cart from that takeoff. They describe work that took at least two hours per job as now taking 30 minutes. This page restates that user post in English. It is not an OpenAI statement and not an independently verified case study.

Evidence

User post on X by Matt Rathbun (@rathbunholdco). Not an OpenAI statement and not an independent case study.

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  • The poster’s X post only. This page does not add details the post does not state.
  • Not a verified independent case study. Not an OpenAI statement.
  • Any outcomes or tool comparisons are the poster’s description only.

This page restates a user’s X post. It is not an OpenAI statement and not an independent case study.