Parts and assemblies
Parametric templates driven by your rules: dimensions, configurations, and which components go in.
SolidWorks automation built on your product rules
We write add-ins on the SolidWorks API that build parts, assemblies, drawings, and BOMs from a few inputs. Your engineers check the output instead of drawing it.
Built for jobs like these
Automation we've shipped for manufacturers.
Custom architectural ceilings
1.5 million sq ft
of ceiling systems designed
Ceiling systems for large commercial interiors
Parametric models and tools produce fabrication drawings and shipping lists. Over 1.5 million sq ft has gone through them.
See the projectLarge assembly automation add-in
55%
shorter lead time on large assemblies
Large assemblies from a few inputs
Engineers enter parameters and the add-in builds the assembly, drawings, and bill of materials.
See the projectWhat we automate in SolidWorks
We build on the SolidWorks version your team runs, with your templates, materials, and drawing standards.
Drawings
Views, dimensions, notes, and title blocks placed automatically, for one order or a whole batch.
BOMs and cut lists
Bills of materials, cut lists, and custom properties written from the model, ready for your ERP.
Files for the shop
DXF, STEP, and PDF exports named and filed the way your shop expects to find them.
Macro, add-in, or standalone tool?
Three ways to automate SolidWorks. We'll tell you which one fits the job, including when a macro is all you need.
VBA
Macro
A quick win for one repetitive task, like exporting files or updating properties. Fine when one person runs it.
C# and .NET
Add-in
A panel inside SolidWorks with your inputs, rules, and checks. Built for a whole team to use every day.
C# or Python
Standalone tool
Runs outside SolidWorks and drives it in the background. Good for batch jobs and work started by an ERP order.
What do your engineers model over and over in SolidWorks?
Send us a drawing or describe the process. An engineer will reply within a day.