Request a live walkthrough on your own package

1. A person replies within one business day

   Someone from the team reads what you quote and proposes two or three times. No sequence of automated emails.

2. We ask for one drawing and one model

   One PDF print and one STEP file of a part you actually quote, so the walkthrough runs on your work. Nothing export-controlled or customer-confidential; if everything you make is, the demo shop's made-up files stand in. If you can share two or three of your work-center rates, the costing runs in your numbers; if not, we use placeholder rates and say so.

3. We prepare the package

   Your files are loaded into a package before the call so the read and the measurement are already done, and the time goes on your questions rather than on progress bars. [PLACEHOLDER: retention period for walkthrough files]

4. The walkthrough runs on your files

   Seven steps, from the package landing to the win-loss board, in the real product with your drawing and your model. [PLACEHOLDER: walkthrough length]

5. A proposal follows if you want one

   In writing, priced per shop. Either way you keep the interactive demo link and the name of the person you spoke to.

The seven steps of the walkthrough, on your drawing and your model

1. The package lands. Your files hashed, given roles, unpacked from any ZIP with their lineage kept, and their scan state shown.
2. The print is read. The AI reads your PDF and proposes part number, material, holes with threads, tolerances and finishes, each with a confidence, for you to confirm or reject.
3. The model is measured. Your STEP file measured inside the product: volume, area, holes, bends, setups, with an exact-or-estimated badge on every number.
4. The quote is created from the files. Lines made from your drawing and model, quantities carried, the part number reconciled against the title block.
5. Two cost lines price it. A worksheet in rates you give us beside a geometry-costed line that records where each number came from. The product ships no rates, so we tell you when a placeholder rate is in use.
6. The buyer accepts online. The digital quote as your customer sees it: pick a quantity break, decline a line, accept, and watch the document freeze.
7. Win-loss learns. The control center with win rate, cycle clocks and the probability-weighted forecast, on the demo shop's made-up data, so you can see the board full before your own history builds.