Which plan is the viewer in?

The Pro plan, along with the part catalogue. Reports and the planning screen also come with Pro.

Which files can I open?

For drawings, PDF opens in the browser; DWG and DXF are stored but not previewed. For 3D, STEP, IGES, BREP, STL, OBJ, 3MF, PLY, GLTF, GLB, FBX and 3DS open.

Do I need to install a CAD program?

No. The file opens in the browser. The viewer does not draw or change the model; it is for looking, measuring and taking a screenshot.

Is a file I load into the viewer stored?

A file you load straight into the viewer is not stored and is gone when you close the page. Files you want to keep go on the part's revision, and they count towards your storage.

Can it read the information on a drawing automatically?

With the AI Assistant plan, yes. The Fill from drawing button on the part form reads the part number, material, dimensions and tolerances from the PDF drawing. The results go into the form; you save it yourself.

The drawing and the 3D model, right next to the part

Each part's drawing and 3D model sit in the part catalogue with their revision. You open the PDF drawing and the STEP model in the browser, measure between two points, and see the part's size and weight. When quoting or opening a work order, you pick the part from the list.

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The flange body's STEP model in the browser: rotate, zoom and measure. Length, width, thickness and the weight for the chosen material are shown alongside.Real screens from the app, with sample workshop data.

How it works

1
Define the part
Part code, name, customer and specification. You set the part up once and never retype it on a quote or work order.
2
Attach files to the revision
Each revision takes a drawing (PDF, DWG, DXF) and a 3D model (STEP, IGES), with the date it was received. When a new revision arrives the old one is not deleted; it stays in the history.
3
Open and measure in the browser
The PDF drawing opens inside the page. You rotate the 3D model, look from the front, top, side and isometric views, and click two points to get the distance in millimetres.

The part catalogue: part code, name, customer, active revision and files in one list.

What's included

Revision history

Which revision arrived when, and which files belong to it, are kept in order. When viewing, you pick the revision you want.

Automatic dimensions

Length, width and thickness, volume and surface area are taken from the 3D model. Choose the material and the part's weight is calculated.

Many 3D file types

The viewer opens STEP, IGES, BREP, STL, OBJ, 3MF, PLY, GLTF, GLB, FBX and 3DS files. DWG and DXF are not previewed in the browser; you download them and open them in your own software.

A quick look without saving

To look at a customer's file before quoting, you load it into the viewer. The file is not saved and is gone when you close the page.

Every model in one place

The viewer lists the 3D files attached to part revisions and process plans. Search by part code and open one.

The part's full history

Quotes, projects, process plans and production records for the part sit together on its page. With the Sales plan, quotes link here too.

Frequently asked questions

Try it in your own workshop

After you sign up you can open the sample workshop: browse the screens on this page in your own browser, then switch to your own data.

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