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.
Conio provides several export paths depending on what you need to share or reuse.
A rate table contains the unit rates your project will be priced against. Each row is a work item with a description, unit, and unit rate. Conio matches BOQ items against this table to produce a priced bill.
A scenario is a pairing of one BOQ table with one rate table. All matching, URA generation, and cost analysis happens inside a scenario. You can have multiple scenarios in a project — for example, one per tendering package or one per design option.
Goal: Go from a blank project to a priced, exportable Bill of Quantities.