One model — drawings, BOM and shop-floor data
The designer works in CAD or uploads STEP. Everything else — parts, drawings, the BOM and make-or-buy decisions — is produced from the same model.
From model to documentation
The design stays the single source of truth and released revisions are immutable.
A built-in CAD editor
Sketch, extrude, bend, assemblies and a part tree. Edit right in the browser.
STEP import with a queue
Drop up to 50 STEP files. Each creates an immutable snapshot, and items needing attention land in a filter (missing material, ambiguous part number).
Drawings with numbering and a BOM table
The assembly drawing and part drawings are generated automatically: views, dimensions, item balloons and a parts list. Print everything to PDF.
A BOM registry: make or buy
Each item carries a unit type, a revision and a make-or-buy decision — and that is what feeds production orders.
The whole plant in one system
From a customer request to a traceable finished unit — see every area on real screens.
Sales & 3D configurator
Request, 3D model, price and offer in one view.
Costing
Cost from material and routing, quantity breaks, make or buy.
Orders & production planning
Orders, a 3D product map, a Kanban board and work dispatch.
Shop floor: operators, tasks and results
Operator terminal, shop-floor tasks, bending and team results.
The plant & the production map
Halls, machines, people and a live production map.
Robotic welding
A robot cell in 3D: reach, collisions and a welding simulation.
Quality & traceability
Inspections, defects, non-conformities, rework and scrap.
How we roll Oprela out in a plant
A pilot on one line, then scaling across the plant.
Fragen von Herstellern
Does it replace our current CAD?+
What happens when a dimension changes?+
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