For design offices running SolidWorks

Your engineers, back on engineering.

Agentic workflows that run directly in SolidWorks. Agents handle drawing checks, BOM verification and configuration updates across SolidWorks, PDM, Excel and your ERP. You keep your tools and your standards.

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Already at work in a design office

A 500-person engineering firm is rolling out 6 SolidWorks workflows, from drawing checks to BOMs.

No API, no migration, no new stack

Agents work through the same screens your engineers already use. Your macros and DriveWorks setup keep running.

Your data stays inside your perimeter

Deploy in your own private cloud instance (Azure, AWS and others). Your data never leaves it.

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Less SolidWorks busywork. More time for design.

Projects move faster. Clients change specs more often. Every change restarts the same checks, and they land on the people you can least spare.

01
“We wait on the tool.”
Large assemblies take hours to open. Your engineers watch progress bars instead of designing.
02
“We check everything twice.”
Every revision means re-checking drawings and BOMs by hand, often carried by one or two experts.
03
“We find errors too late.”
A BOM error caught by purchasing or on the shop floor can cost €10K to €100K in wrong parts, rework and delay.

Hand over the repetitive work. Keep the engineering.

The agents read your drawings, models and BOMs the way your engineers do, understand what they are looking at, then act. You decide what they do; every action is traced.

Drawing compliance checks

Every drawing checked against your templates and tolerancing rules before release, with issues flagged for your engineers.

Today: Days of checking
With agents: Minutes

BOM verification

BOMs cross-checked between SolidWorks, PDM and your ERP before anything reaches purchasing.

Today: Weeks per revision
With agents: Under a week

3D configurations

Variants and configurations created and updated from your specs, following your own modelling rules.

Today: Hours per variant
With agents: Done overnight

Engineering changes

A change applied across every affected part, assembly and drawing, so nothing is left behind.

Today: A manual hunt
With agents: One consistent update

Your engineers keep the final check. The agent does the clicking and tells them what needs a decision.

These are four examples, not the full list.

If your engineers do it by hand, screen after screen, in SolidWorks, your PDM vault, Excel or your ERP, an agent can likely take it over.

Your use case? Tell us

A design office like yours: from one task to six workflows.

A 500-person European engineering firm was growing fast while its client kept shortening project timelines. Its engineers spent days checking drawings and rebuilding BOMs at every revision.

Their two goals for the agents

01
Deliver projects faster
02
Raise delivery quality

It started with one task: check a file out of PDM, open the assembly, act on it, check it back in. Months later, its programme covers drawing compliance against 12 in-house templates, part generation, 3D configurations and BOM generation, with clash detection and 3D norms checks next.

Nothing in its stack changed. Its data stays in its own cloud. Its engineers keep the final check; the agents do the repetitive work and flag what needs a decision.

SolidWorks workflows in the programme: 6
API integrations needed: 0
In-house drawing templates checked: 12

Your data. Your perimeter. Your call.

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Deployed in your own private cloud.

Agents run on your private cloud instance (AWS, Azure and others), through an outbound-only connection, with zero data retention. Your data never leaves your perimeter.

Your team directs, agents execute.

Every action is traced and can be replayed. Nothing is released without your engineers' review.

No brittle scripts, no lock-in.

Agents read the screen the way a person does, so a SolidWorks update or a moved button doesn't break them. And you're never tied to a single AI model provider.

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How many engineering hours does your design office spend on admin?

Engineers and designers in your design office

Share of their time on checks, BOMs and configuration updates: 20%

Loaded cost per engineering hour (€)

Your team spends about

9,600 h

a year on repetitive SolidWorks work, worth about €672K in engineering time.

Find out how much of it you can hand over

Based on 1,600 working hours per person per year. This shows the time spent today, not a promised saving.

Not a demo, a proof. Which workflow would you hand over first?

Tell us one workflow. In a 30-minute call, an engineer from our team walks through it with you. Within a week, you get a written assessment: which steps an agent can take over, what you would need to provide, and the hours it would give back to your team.

Albert

Industry Expert