This is the canonical reference for what Conio's importer expects from a BOQ table, a Standard Rate table, or a Resource Price Book, whether the source is a Google Sheet or a local .xlsx/.xls/.csv file. All three go through the same Import Dataset drawer — see Importing BOQ Tables, Importing Rate Tables, and Resource Price Book for the click-through steps.
Goal: Get a feel for Conio's full workflow — tables, matching, price book, cost totals, and scheduling — without importing anything or configuring AI first.
The Resource Price Book holds unit rates for every material, labour category, and equipment type used in the project. The AI generates quantities and crew configurations — it never sets prices. All rates come exclusively from the price book.
Goal: Import a clean, active Resource Price Book so URA generation has real material, labour, and equipment rates to draw from.
Table Manager is the central hub for all imported data. It is divided into three sections: BOQ Tables, Rate Tables, and Resource Price Books. Each section lists every table you have imported into the current project.