Connect CAD, product data, business records, documents, and review workflows.

Part numbers, project data, configuration choices, revisions, costs, documents, and approval states often diverge as they move between tools. Integration must make ownership and uncertainty visible rather than silently copy conflicting data.

• Repeated re-entry between CAD, PDM, ERP, quoting, and reporting
• Conflicting field values and unclear source-of-truth rules
• File-based handoffs with limited status or auditability
• Integrations that fail without usable logs or reconciliation
• Automation that crosses a review or approval boundary without control

• Source and target ownership
• Field, file, API, event, and job contracts
• Identity, permissions, environment, and deployment boundaries
• Validation, reconciliation, retry, and exception behavior
• User-visible status, logs, notifications, and audit evidence
• Support ownership and rollback path

Architecture

System, record, interface, and ownership map

Contracts

Payload, field, file, state, and error definitions

Validation

Reconciliation and exception evidence

Operations

Deployment, logging, support, and rollback runbook

• 01 — Trace one record or artifact across the current systems.
• 02 — Assign source-of-truth and decision ownership.
• 03 — Define the interface, validation, and failure contract.
• 04 — Implement and reconcile a bounded production-shaped slice.
• 05 — Handoff monitoring, support, rollback, and expansion criteria.

The public case library shows generalized patterns across quote records, CAD output, workflow state, cloud job orchestration, data validation, documents, and reporting. Customer credentials, private endpoints, and proprietary payloads remain protected.

• CAD-to-PDM or PDM-to-ERP data handoff
• RFQ, configuration, costing, and document workflow
• Batch CAD job intake, status, output, and review
• Engineering application APIs and data services
• Reporting and audit visibility across technical systems