Named assembly sections
Organize the product into understandable sections, then connect each section to the files, deliverables, and outside work it needs.
Assemblies and BOM
Keep the product structure connected to the work around it.
Workbench keeps assemblies and bill-of-materials information inside the same workspace as the files, vendors, deliverables, and project context used to move the hardware project forward.
Hardware project management · design files · vendors · handoffs
Live Workbench product view
The working problem
The work loses clarity when its records split apart.
A parts list loses operational value when it is separated from the files, supplier relationships, project commitments, and decisions that explain how the product is being built.
Workbench offers practical assembly and BOM context for project delivery. It is not positioned as a replacement for advanced PLM, ERP, or configuration-management systems.
Inside the workspace
Enough structure to keep the project legible.
Revision history at the right level
Record revisions for individual items, one-off changes, or a broader product release without losing the earlier trail.
Connected files and vendors
Link the design file, drawing, supplier file, quote, or vendor handoff that belongs to the assembly record.
A practical flow
Move the work forward without losing the record.
- 01
Structure the product
Add the assemblies and working parts information the project needs to manage.
- 02
Connect the files
Attach the CAD, drawing, general document, or supplier file that supports the assembly.
- 03
Connect the outside work
Keep relevant vendor capability, quote, contact, and handoff context beside the product record.
- 04
Keep it current
Update the assembly and BOM context as deliverables, versions, and vendor decisions change.
What becomes clearer
- A product structure connected to project delivery
- Less searching between BOM information, files, and supplier context
- A cleaner record for reviews and vendor handoffs
A strong fit when
- Assemblies and parts are managed separately from the project that uses them.
- Design and supplier files need a clear product connection.
- A team needs lightweight hardware structure without claiming enterprise PLM depth.
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Bring the hardware project together
Give the deliverables, design files, vendors, and handoffs one current home.
Use Workbench to find, compare, select, and coordinate vendors. You choose whom to engage and keep control of every vendor relationship.