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Aagento is an AI infrastructure engineering platform with modules for bridge design, bridge digitalisation, DPR generation, DPR validation, alignment design and cost estimation.

Start with the task you need to complete: prepare drawings, digitise bridge records, compile or review a DPR, plan an alignment, or prepare an estimate. Explore the product sections below and request a demo with your project brief.

Use the Request a Demo link or contact sales@aagento.com. Share the modules you need, your project scope and team requirements so the team can discuss access and commercial details.

The module supports General Arrangement Drawing (GAD) preparation for railway and highway bridges, bringing bridge geometry and engineering inputs into a coordinated drawing workflow.

Bring a representative bridge brief, available survey information, alignment details and drawing requirements. The engineering team can use these to discuss the inputs and outputs relevant to your project.

Yes. Your engineering team should check geometry, source data, project requirements and applicable design criteria before using drawings for submission or construction.

Drawing preparation creates design documentation. Bridge digitalisation focuses on turning existing bridge information and legacy drawings into structured digital assets and BIM models.

The module describes a structural component hierarchy and an inspection ledger, helping teams organise bridge information alongside the digital model. Discuss your inspection records and asset requirements during a demo.

Share the model deliverables and software used by your team. The product page describes openBIM IFC and GIS export workflows; the engineering team can confirm the exchange requirements for your specific project.

It helps teams compile Detailed Project Reports by coordinating engineering information, report chapters, quantities, drawings and supporting annexures in a report preparation workflow.

Report preparation uses project quantities and cost information. The generation workflow describes BoQ and rate synchronisation so that cost information can be coordinated with report content.

Your project team should review the report, verify its inputs and calculations, and check the submission requirements of the relevant authority before issuing it.

DPR Generation helps prepare a report. DPR Validation focuses on reviewing an existing report for completeness, consistency and discrepancies across technical and financial information.

The product page describes Volume 1 checks against Proforma 2023, Volume 2 cost review using SOR and approved DPR references, financial reconciliation with FIRR information, and appraisal presentation generation.

No. Validation supports technical review and helps identify items needing attention. Project engineers, reviewers and the relevant authority remain responsible for their review and approval decisions.

The module focuses on corridor planning and geometric alignment workflows, including horizontal and vertical geometry, bridge-related formation levels, earthworks and right-of-way information.

Prepare the corridor brief, available topographic or terrain information, design constraints, crossing locations and land boundaries. Confirm the required data quality and exchange formats with the engineering team.

Bridge locations and formation levels are part of corridor planning. Coordinating these inputs helps teams review how crossings, route geometry and earthwork requirements interact.

The module describes quantity takeoff, Bill of Quantities (BoQ) preparation, rate analysis and infrastructure cost planning, using coordinated design and quantity information.

The product page describes SOR integration and rate analysis. Share the applicable schedule of rates, rate year, location and project assumptions so that the team can confirm the configuration needed.

Review quantities, units, rate sources, price dates, lead distances and project assumptions. Confirm that the scope and exclusions match the intended tender, DPR or budgeting exercise.