Keep your tools.
Connect the handoffs.

Start with the source files and systems you already use. Agree how information comes in and how reviewed work goes back.

Your tools.
A connected handoff.

Agree the source, the access and the files you need back.

01 / Inputs

Start with the right revision.

Keep the source design and its requirements together.

CAD & PLMCurrent model · source revision
Files & standardsDrawings · company rules · references
Agree firstSource owner & revision
Formats & source detail

Identify the current CAD and PLM revisions, reference files, company rules and permitted project records. Native formats are assessed individually; file upload does not make every model editable.

02 / Connections

Bring requests into the work.

Connect the channels your team already uses.

Email & messagesRequests · clarifications · decisions
API & MCPConfigured software connections
Agree firstAccess scope & setup
Connection detail

Supported email, configured Slack, API and MCP entry points bring requests into the project. A mailbox, workspace or PLM connection needs its own setup and access scope.

03 / Outputs

Get a package you can use.

One revision, with the files and evidence to match.

Models & drawingsAgreed editable & exchange formats
Quantities & checksRevision ID · review record
Agree firstA sample in your tools
Handoff detail

Specify model, drawing and quantity formats, revision identifiers and acceptance tests in the receiving tools. Confirm export fidelity on a sample before committing the workflow.

Connection and format support are confirmed for your assignment. These are integration categories, not a claim that every system is connected out of the box.

A practical place to start

Start with one assignment.

Show us the design, what needs to change and the delivery date. We’ll agree the work, files and price.

Bring us a change