CAD Viewing and Engineering Document Management
Connect drawings to projects, products, equipment, revisions and maintenance history, so an engineering file becomes part of the operational context.
From machine fault to controlled intervention
A machine fault is reported verbally while drawings, instructions and intervention history remain scattered.
Track the fault, engineering documents, owner and closure evidence in a shared work context.
Explore it step by stepBring together the capabilities your work needs.
DWG/DXF review
Access technical drawings within the limits of file support, conversion engines and permissions.
Connection, file-format, hardware, channel and automation coverage is validated against your deployment resources. The product tour does not execute live operations.
From machine fault to controlled intervention
Start with a QR report
The operator opens the equipment QR entry point and selects the form for the fault and observations.
This tour explains the workflow through actual product screens; it does not execute live operations. Integration and automation scope is validated during implementation.
What to know before your evaluation
Define your requirements and ask the right questions during a demonstration.
Will every DWG or DXF file open in the same way?
No. File version, size, external references and drawing entities can affect rendering. Validate support using actual files. Opening a preview does not establish support for every layer, dimension or 3D entity.
How can a drawing support maintenance work?
Associate drawings, instructions and maintenance history with an equipment record. Assess revision access, task assignment and intervention evidence within the same work context. The maintenance story illustrates this sequence.
Does CAD viewing replace a drawing editor?
Viewing and accessing engineering documents differ from authoring designs. During evaluation, define preview, measurement and layer-review needs separately from editing the source drawing.