Put your engineering judgement into rules once — not into every order.
Cadxor is how an engineering team scales its knowledge: approved components, connection data and rules that encode what is allowed, with you deciding the exceptions.
The best engineers are drafting variants.
Configured products generate a long tail of small drawing and BOM changes. They are low-risk individually but constant, and they fragment the time needed for real design work.
Spreadsheet configurators and copied drawings drift from the released models, and nobody is sure which version a quote was based on.
With Cadxor
- Rules as structured data you can review, version and test
- Connector-based assembly from released STEP revisions
- Released configurations are immutable; changes create new revisions
- Every approval stored with the configuration hash it applied to
- Engineering review only where a rule says it is needed
Where teams start
Your highest-volume variant
Start where request volume is highest and rules are clearest.
A family with stable components
Released parts with known connection points convert fastest.
A family with ERP pain
Where re-keying causes the most errors, integration pays back first.
Do we lose control of what ships?
No. Engineering defines components, connections and rules; anything outside them requires engineering approval.
How are connection points defined?
As origin, axis, class, diameter, insertion depth and tolerance per connector — selectable visually in the component editor on the roadmap.
Can AI change our rules?
No. AI may suggest metadata or mappings in future, but nothing manufacturing-critical changes without an engineer's approval.
How do we test rule changes?
Rules are versioned and validated on save; configurations record the rule and family revisions they were evaluated against.
See Cadxor with your own product family.
Bring one configurable product line. We will map its components and rules and show you the generated package.