Enterprise DNA

Instead of Avontus Quantify

Stop renting Avontus Quantify. Own your scaffolding system.

We build your version around your hire terms, your inspection routine and your yard, bring your Quantify scaffolds across and run it for you. You keep the database and decide how it works.

Quantify Small Business is US$349 every 28 days plus a US$1,495 startup fee, for a single branch on Windows. Enterprise and Industrial, where the customer portal and mobile inspections live, are quoted privately.

Get your version built See it working
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  • check_circleBuilt and run by Enterprise DNA

What the bill covers

One licence per branch, then the editions and the extras

Avontus publishes a price for its smallest licence only. Grow past one branch, or want the features site teams use, and the edition is quoted. Design and site tagging are separate subscriptions again.

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A licence per branch

The published Small Business licence covers basic inventory, logistics and rental for a single-branch company. A second yard means a different edition.

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Quoted editions

Enterprise and Industrial carry no public price, so you cannot compare your bill with anyone else before you sign.

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Inspections on a phone

Inspecting scaffolds on a mobile device and the scaffold register sit in the Industrial edition, the top of the range.

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Invoice and estimate history

Tracking the history of invoices and estimates is listed for Enterprise and Industrial only.

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Design seats

Designer is its own subscription, from US$199 every 28 days for Kwikstage-style scaffold up to US$299 for every system, each with a startup fee.

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Tags on top

Many contractors add a tagging app for site handovers and inspections, such as Scafflinq at A$1.50 per active tag per week.

Your yard, your rules

The jobs your office and inspectors do by hand today

Tags and inspections

Know which scaffold is unsafe before anyone climbs it

Every tag worked out from the records, not from memory: handed over, inspected, altered or hit.

  • check A tag turns red the day an inspection is overdue, and after any alteration or incident
  • check No scaffold is handed over or passed by someone not recorded as a competent person
  • check Inspections due this week, grouped by site so one inspector does a site in one visit
  • check Handover certificates and a site inspection register printed in your brand

Crews and licences

Book the right people on the high work

Crew booked by the day on each scaffold, checked against their licence as you book.

  • check Refuse an unlicensed or lapsed scaffolder on a scaffold over 4 m
  • check In New Zealand, no erect at 5 m or more until WorkSafe has 24 hours notice
  • check See every licence that lapses before the next booked day
  • check Compare the labour price with crew hours to find the jobs priced too low

Hire

Bill hire on time, and never twice

Hire runs from handover and bills every cycle, with minimum hire on a quick strike.

  • check One run bills every scaffold due, once for each stretch of days
  • check Final hire stops on the strike date, with your minimum hire applied
  • check Erects handed over, dismantles done and alterations finished but not invoiced
  • check Hold an alteration agreed only by phone until the price is in writing

The yard

Know where every standard and plank is

Delivery and return dockets for every component, so the yard count is always right.

  • check Stock owned, on hire and in the yard, with the share of each item out on hire
  • check Refuse a return docket for more than the site holds, so a typo is caught on the day
  • check Find gear still on sites where every scaffold is already down
  • check Bill what never came back at replacement cost and write it off the stock

Make it yours

Design your own Avontus Quantify replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Avontus Quantify. Try it here, and we build the real one.

2. What it runs

3. Make it fit

4. Your colour

Your business · your Avontus Quantify replacement Your version
YB Your business

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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your Avontus Quantify data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real answers from the demo data that ships with Scaffolding for Claude Code. It runs in Claude Code inside the Claude app, so it feels like any chat you already use.

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Scaffolding for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

Which scaffolds are not safe to use right now, and why?

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Site
Harbour St apartments
Height_m
18.00
Status
in use
Last_inspected_on
2026-10-30
Next_inspection_due
2026-11-29
Tag_state
red: altered since inspection

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Site
Chatswood school block
Height_m
9.00
Status
in use
Last_inspected_on
2026-10-25
Next_inspection_due
2026-11-24
Tag_state
red: incident since inspection

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Site
Parramatta office refit
Height_m
4.50
Status
erecting
Tag_state
red: incomplete

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Site
Harbour St apartments
Height_m
18.00
Status
in use
Last_inspected_on
2026-10-09
Next_inspection_due
2026-11-08
Tag_state
red: inspection overdue

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Site
Harbour St apartments
Height_m
20.00
Status
in use
Last_inspected_on
2026-10-19
Next_inspection_due
2026-11-18
Tag_state
red: no written handover

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Site
Parramatta office refit
Height_m
14.00
Status
tagged out
Last_inspected_on
2026-11-05
Tag_state
red: unsafe

Ask it anything

Ten questions your business can answer today

These run on a fictional contractor’s records. Avontus Quantify has its own reports. The difference here is that the owner asks their own questions and changes the rules themselves.

chat_bubble Which scaffolds have a red tag right now, and why?
chat_bubble Which inspections fall due this week, site by site?
chat_bubble Who is booked onto a scaffold over 4 m with no licence, or one that lapses first?
chat_bubble Which scaffolds were altered since their last inspection, and was the price agreed in writing?
chat_bubble Which hire is due to bill today, and has any stretch of days ever been billed twice?
chat_bubble Which work is done but not invoiced: erects handed over, dismantles done, alterations finished?
chat_bubble How much gear is still on sites where every scaffold is down, and what is it worth?
chat_bubble Which components are mostly out on hire, so the next job needs cross-hire or a purchase?
chat_bubble Which builders asked for a strike we have not done, and which scaffolds are weeks past their planned strike?
chat_bubble What do we earn per crew hour on each kind of scaffold?

Switching

How to switch from Avontus Quantify

The move is less about copying a register and more about testing the records, mapping the history you need, and checking both systems before you switch.

  1. 1

    Export your register

    Export your job or scaffold register from Avontus Quantify. Quantify exports reports to Excel, and its job or scaffold register is the starting point for the move. Save the register as CSV if that is the export available to you. Include builders, sites and scaffolds, along with tags, heights, prices, hire dates and the last inspection. Check with Avontus Quantify if you are unsure which report contains those fields.

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    Run a test import

    Load the register into Scaffolding for Claude Code with a test run first. This lets you see how the records will come across before the import is applied. The register can bring over builders, sites and scaffolds with their tags, heights, prices, hire dates and last inspection, so the inspection clock starts from the real date. Fix any source data or field mapping issues before loading the records for use.

  3. 3

    Review the test results

    Check what the test run flags and compare a sample of the imported records with Avontus Quantify. Confirm that builders, sites, tags, heights, prices, hire dates and inspection dates match your records. Resolve anything that is missing or mapped incorrectly before continuing. Stock on each site, docket history and invoices are not in the register report, so make a plan to bring that history across as part of the switch.

  4. 4

    Run both systems briefly

    Keep Avontus Quantify available while you use the new system for a short period. Check that your team can find the records they need and that current scaffolds, tags and inspection dates agree between the two. Use this period to identify any gaps in the history you chose to bring across, including stock on sites, dockets and invoices, and resolve them before relying on the new system alone.

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    Switch off Avontus Quantify

    When the records and day to day work have been checked, make Scaffolding for Claude Code the system your team uses going forward. Keep any records you still need from Avontus Quantify according to your own business requirements, then end or stop using the old system when you are satisfied the move is complete. Your records in the new system sit in a database you hold.

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Where the real effort goes

The real work is usually mapping your own fields and rules, then deciding which history to bring across. The register covers key scaffold details, but stock on each site, docket history and invoices need separate attention as part of the switch. If you have Enterprise DNA run it, they handle this mapping and history work for you.

Not ready for a call?

Get your Avontus Quantify switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off Avontus Quantify, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

One email with your plan. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.

Three ways to make it yours

Choose how your business wants to run it

Open source

Do it yourself

Free

  1. 1 Clone the repo and run npm install
  2. 2 Run npm run demo to see a fictional Sydney scaffolder
  3. 3 Open it in Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor
  4. 4 Test-import your Quantify scaffold register, then load a fresh database
Get the free version

Built around your business

We customise it

Scoped setup fee, then an agreed retainer

  • check Your hire cycle, minimum hire, inspection interval and component list
  • check Your Avontus Quantify scaffolds, sites and stock on each site brought across and checked
  • check A phone app for your inspectors that scans the tag on site, if you want one
  • check Your accounts system and builders’ portals connected where it makes sense
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Set up for your office, yard, supervisors and inspectors
  • check Hire billing, inspection reminders and the Monday review run on schedule
  • check New branches, components and rule changes handled with you
  • check Run inside Omni by Enterprise DNA with the rest of your business
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Questions

Instead of Avontus Quantify, answered

Quantify is built for scaffolders. Why would we change? expand_more

If it does everything you need at a price you are happy with, you may not. The reason to own your version is control: your hire terms and inspection routine enforced the way you run them, your records in a database you hold, and answers to your own questions without waiting on a report. We start with the jobs your office still does on a spreadsheet.

Can our inspectors still tag and inspect on site? expand_more

The free version is run from the office: the inspector’s result is recorded the same day and the tag changes from the records. Enterprise DNA builds a phone app that scans the tag, records the inspection with photos and works without signal into your custom version, writing back to the same records.

What about scaffold design and drawings? expand_more

Keep designing in the tool you use now. This system takes the quantities that go to site, the dockets that bring them back and the hire that runs in between. Enterprise DNA can load a bill of materials from your design tool into the delivery docket as part of your version.

Can we bring our Quantify records across? expand_more

Yes. Quantify exports its reports to Excel, and the free version imports a job or scaffold register after a test run: builders, sites, tags, heights, prices, hire dates and the last inspection, so the inspection clock starts from the real date. Stock on each site, docket history and invoices are not in that report, so we bring those across as part of your switch.

Is the inspection and licence checking legal advice? expand_more

No. It checks your records against the intervals and heights you set, starting from the Australian model work health and safety rules and the New Zealand notification rule, and refuses an action that would break one unless someone gives a reason. The rules are settings, so they match your state, New Zealand and your principal contractors.

Show Sam how your yard really runs

Book 30 minutes with Sam. Bring a Quantify scaffold register export, your hire terms and the inspection sheets your supervisors fill in each week. We will map the first version around them.

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Scaffolding for Claude Code is free and open source, published by Enterprise DNA.

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