MANUFACTURING DATA / SEARCH / CONTEXT / EXECUTION

Make manufacturing knowledge compound.

Connect drawings, 3D CAD, BOMs, suppliers, quotes, quality records and decisions so engineers and operators can find what already happened—and act on it.

CADDI / EXPLORERSEARCH ACROSS MANUFACTURING DATA
A-1842 / REV 072D DRAWING
120.00 ±0.02Ø14 THRU
A-1842 / Rev 07same family · quoted 2025
94.8%
B-1140 / Rev 12similar geometry · alt material
91.1%
C-7721 / Rev 03historical supplier record
88.6%
SUPPLIER3 linked records
QUALITY2 defect reports
COST4 quote histories
BUILT FORDESIGN ENGINEERINGPROCUREMENTMANUFACTURING ENGINEERINGQUALITYOPERATIONS
01 / PLATFORM

From fragmented files to a connected manufacturing data layer.

Manufacturing work is distributed across PLM, ERP, file servers, drawings, 3D models, PDFs, spreadsheets and years of tacit knowledge. The platform preserves that context instead of flattening it into generic documents.

01 / DATA LAYER

Ingest & understand.

Connect business systems and file stores, then parse the formats manufacturing teams actually use.

  • 2D DRAWINGS / 3D CAD
  • PLM / ERP / CRM
  • BOM / SPECS / PDF
  • QUALITY / PURCHASE HISTORY
02 / SEMANTIC LAYER

Add the relationships.

Parts, revisions, suppliers, prices, processes, defects and transactions become a traceable data map.

  • PART ↔ SUPPLIER
  • PART ↔ QUOTE
  • REVISION ↔ DEFECT
  • PROCESS ↔ OUTCOME
03 / DISCOVERY

Search what you remember.

Find by text, geometry, specification, similarity, supplier history or operational relationship.

  • GEOMETRY SEARCH
  • SPECIFICATION SEARCH
  • RELATED RECORDS
  • EVIDENCE TRACE
04 / WORKFLOWS

Use it where work happens.

Purpose-built workflows turn connected data into execution and capture each new decision back into the system.

  • RFQ / COST
  • DESIGN REVIEW
  • PROCESS REVIEW
  • ASSET LIFECYCLE
02 / DISCOVERY

Find the old answer before paying to rediscover it.

Similarity alone is not enough. The useful result connects the drawing to revisions, supplier history, quality events, costs and the people/processes that created it.

Search by geometry + context

⌕ machined bracket / 120 mm / stainless / 4 holes
A-1842 / Rev 07quote + quality + supplier linked
94.8%
A-1140 / Rev 12alternate process route
91.1%
B-7721 / Rev 03same part family / historical
88.6%

Manufacturing data map

PART A-1842
SUPPLIER / 04
QUOTE / Q-9182
QUALITY / NCR-21
PROCESS / CNC-03
03 / WORKFLOW PRODUCTS

Put connected data inside the operating workflow.

The platform should disappear into the decisions people already make: reuse or redesign, supplier selection, cost review, launch readiness, quality investigation and asset lifecycle management.

DESIGN / 01

Design reuse

Surface similar historical parts, previous revisions and downstream outcomes before a new design is created from scratch.

SIMILARITYREVISION
PROCUREMENT / 02

RFQ & cost review

Bring quote history, supplier performance and comparable geometry into sourcing and cost conversations.

SUPPLIERQUOTE
PRODUCTION / 03

Process readiness

Connect the current product revision to manufacturing requirements, prior issues and unresolved readiness tasks.

PROCESSREADINESS
QUALITY / 04

Investigation

Trace defects back through part family, supplier, revision and process history without manually collecting files across systems.

NCRTRACE
ASSETS / 05

Lifecycle intelligence

Connect equipment, drawings, maintenance records, spare parts and operating history into one reference model.

ASSETMAINTENANCE
ASSIST / 06

Manufacturing agent

Ask questions or execute structured analysis against governed enterprise context with traceable source evidence.

AGENTEVIDENCE
04 / OPERATING MODEL

Every completed workflow should make the next one easier.

The compounding advantage is not a chatbot. It is a system that captures what the organization learned—why a supplier was chosen, why a design changed, which process failed, what cost moved—and makes that context retrievable the next time.

DESIGNReuse known geometry, specifications and decisions.
PROCUREMENTCompare quotes against history instead of isolated spreadsheets.
QUALITYInvestigate with revision, supplier and process context already linked.
OPERATIONSTurn resolved issues into searchable organizational knowledge.
05 / ENTERPRISE

Manufacturing data is sensitive by default.

Design files, supplier economics and quality history require explicit access control, auditability and deployment discipline. The platform is designed around governed access rather than a public document index.

ACCESSRole / user controls
IDENTITYSSO / MFA-ready
AUDITActivity logs
DATAEncryption in transit / at rest
NETWORKPrivate deployment options
GOVERNANCESource-level permissions
CADDI / VIETNAM

Your manufacturing history is already valuable.
Make it usable.

Start with the systems, drawings and workflows that already exist. The first goal is not “AI transformation”—it is answering expensive manufacturing questions faster and with evidence.

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