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True Point

Pool quoting & inventory
An isometric natural swimming pool with a planted margin of boulders and reeds blending into the pool edge, the safety barrier set out past the margin, and two gates.

True Point connects the pool model, the client quote, the factory and the site team. A SolidWorks export carries the geometry into model review, quote variations, manufacturing and installation. The agreed scope stays with the job from the first model to the payment handoff.

The client quote

Open QuoteShow Quote Variations

A clear picture of the pool, three options and an itemised price. The client can compare the inclusions, choose a variation, acknowledge the quote and print the selected option.

True Point quote with the pool render, options and itemised priceEnlarge image
Show Quote Variations Open the quote, compare three pool options and sign your selection.

Manufacturing

Inspect the CAD model

Components, dimensions, materials and design information stay with the assembly used for manufacturing.

Open the designer
True Point materials screenEnlarge image
Open the materials screen
True Point design insight screenEnlarge image
Open design insight

Construction and installation

Open the installation pack

The site team needs the selected scope, the right parts and a clear sequence before delivery. Six A3 sheets bring together fence and gate set-out, existing-site work, bored piers, crane delivery and the handover responsibilities.

True Point installation sheet GA01 with a dimensioned fence and gate plan, elevation, post and paving connection details, set-out schedule and revision block.
GA01 · Fence and gate set-out · TP-2418 · Option 1Open the drawing
Set-out, parts and existing-site work
Fence panels, gates, fixings and pavers carry internal part references. Site measures establish what stays, what needs cutting or grinding, and who makes good the paving and retained fencing. Supplier references and final dimensions are confirmed before ordering. View parts and site records
Piers, concreting and crane delivery
The engineer specifies the bored piers and the concreter records the pour and required release evidence. The crane contractor and receiving crew work through pre-dispatch and installation-day checks for access, the load, ground support and placement. View delivery checks
Responsibilities and handover
A memorandum of understanding records the trade interfaces, outstanding work and named acknowledgements. Checks and notes stay with the selected option on the device and can be exported for handover. Site and engineering holds remain visible. View the handover record

Scope and variations

Pool length, gates and surrounds determine quantities and price. Fence alterations, cut pavers and additional pier work carry their own scope and agreed variations.

True Point · Configure Baseline · rev 14 · AUD inc GST
Pool
10.0 × 4.0 m
Water
62.0 m³
Surround
51.0 m²
Barrier
39.0 lm
Estimate
$155,387
True Point pool configurator with the plan, options and estimateEnlarge image
Open the configurator Pool dimensions, surrounds and barriers.
Fibreglass shell, porcelain tile surround, bullnose coping, frameless glass barrier at 1200 mm, one matched gate, salt chlorinator. Eight lines, $141,260.75 before GST, $155,386.83 with it. Every quantity is measured off the geometry.

The official quote

What goes back to the client is a versioned quote: TP-2418 at revision 3, re-issued whenever something changes, with every earlier revision kept. It can be revised right up until it is accepted, and the acceptance is signed on sheet 3, so the signature is captured against the exact revision that was agreed.

True Point · Quote pack TP-2418-R3 Issued 3 sheets · 14 Aug 2025 · AUD incl GST
Page 1 Cover A4 Page 2 Priced schedule A4 Page 3 Acceptance A4
Page 1: quote cover and pool planPage 1 · Enlarge image Page 2: priced schedulePage 2 · Enlarge image Page 3: site, provenance and acceptancePage 3 · Enlarge image
Open the quote pack Three A4 sheets, sized for your device. TP-2418-R3, issued 14 August 2025.
Open the quote pack at full size → three sheets, TP-2418-R3
The issued client pack. Sheet 1 carries the quote reference, the issued stamp and the pool drawn in plan; sheet 2 is the priced schedule with the material component inside each line and the in-price and not-in-price columns; sheet 3 is the sloping site case, the provenance and the acceptance block. Twelve lines, $95,749.60 before GST, $9,574.96 GST at 10 per cent, $105,324.56 payable.

The CAD assembly

The manufacturing view contains a solid CAD assembly: the pool shell, perimeter deck, coping, supports and three curved entry steps. Its current STEP study contains 194 checked solids, 1,211 faces and 2,466 edges. Selecting a component reveals its dimensions and solid volume.

A SolidWorks STEP export carries the assembly into True Point. The manufacturing view pairs component inspection with dimensions, materials and the model record.

Assembly and components

The assembly

A 10.4 × 4.0 m swimming area, sloping floor, stone coping and perimeter deck. Three curved entry treads widen from 1.6 m to 2.4 m to 3.2 m.

The component record

Named groups, selectable parts, dimensions and source geometry. The factory can inspect the same component that appears in the model review.

The site interface

The installation pack adds fence marks, paving interfaces and pier records. Surveyed set-out and engineering details remain explicit requirements before construction.

The whole run, CAD to payment

CAD review leads into client options and the official quote. The agreed scope then feeds the manufacturing and installation handoffs, with revisions carried through when the work changes. The final step is the accounting handoff: invoice, deposit and payment status against the job.

The pricing run brings geometry, quantities, sourcing and labour allowances together with the quote, programme and payment records.

True Point · the shape of it Overview Three beats · the detail is behind the button
True Point in three beats, CAD in and accounting out A three part overview. On the left, a model is drawn in SolidWorks, Revit or the firm's preferred CAD. An arrow leads into the centre, where a single enclosing box labelled True Point contains the nine parts of the workflow: the STEP file it reads, the OpenCascade kernel, interactive model presentation, the catalogue, the take-off, inventory, the programme, quoting and installation. An arrow leads out of that box to the right, to MYOB, Xero or QuickBooks, where the accepted quote becomes an invoice. 1 · DRAWN IN or Revit, or the firm's CAD. The pool is modelled once, by the person who models. nothing changes here STEP 2 · ONE PRODUCT True Point Everything between drawing and invoice STEP read exactly OpenCascade the CAD kernel True Point what clients see Catalogue configurable Take-off measured, not typed Inventory stock and lead time Programme weeks, in order Quoting materials, labour Installation site checks, handover Change the drawing, the quote follows. INVOICE 3 · HANDED OFF TO Xero QuickBooks Any of the three. The accepted quote posts as an invoice against the client. payment reconciles back to the job SolidWorks, MYOB, Xero and QuickBooks marks are the property of their owners, shown to name products in the proposed CAD and accounting workflow. No partnership, endorsement or certification is implied.
CAD, quoting, sourcing, the programme and installation records, followed by the accounting handoff.

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