Questions, answered

PDF, DWG and DXF. DXF files are read directly. DWG files are converted on our own server with an open-source converter, then read like a DXF. For PDFs we extract the pages, text and vector linework. You can export drawings as DXF. DWG export is coming soon.

Your company's own engineer, on every job and in every tier. The platform and its agents do the assembly work; nothing is released until your engineer reviews the 3D assembly check, pins notes if needed, and signs off. They can approve the job or return it with those notes. Approval is blocked while issues are open, unless your engineer overrides with a written reason.

No, by design. You drop files and get annotated feedback pinned on the drawing or 3D model, so every comment points at the exact part it's about.

No. Each company's files sit in separate encrypted storage under its own keys, and the server checks every request against your company. Links to another company's job return "not found", and the attempt is logged. Automated tests check this on every API route.

Not unless your company turns external processing on in Settings. It's off by default. Webhooks only ever carry IDs, status and counts, never file content or names.

Yes, through the REST API (with an OpenAPI spec) and signed webhooks. Agents can pick up jobs, post results and trigger a new review round, using API keys scoped to your company. There are no prebuilt ERP connectors yet.

Not yet. MFA and SSO are coming soon. Today, accounts use passwords that are hashed and rate-limited, with sessions that expire.

We set up your company workspace, load your standards and run a set of real jobs through the full loop with you. Pricing is shared during the pilot. Request access below and we'll get in touch.