A customer request that already has a 3D model and a price
The customer sends a photo, sketch, drawing, STEP or PDF. The assistant builds the model, the system calculates the cost, and you approve the offer instead of retyping the request into a spreadsheet.
From the customer’s file to a finished offer
It all happens in one request card — no jumping between email, CAD and Excel.
Photo, drawing, STEP or PDF
The request takes whatever the customer has. You can also start from a product template and set the sizes.
The AI assistant edits the model in words
Type “add two back panels” or “shelves in black” — the 3D model rebuilds and every change can be undone.
A price with the cost breakdown
Material, whole sheets, work on parts, losses and overhead. You set the margin and see the customer price.
Approve the price — the offer is ready
Once the price is approved, the email text and PDF take one click, and the customer gets a page with the 3D model and online acceptance.
The whole plant in one system
From a customer request to a traceable finished unit — see every area on real screens.
Engineering: CAD, drawings and BOM
CAD, drawings, STEP import and an automatic BOM.
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.
Questions from manufacturers
Can the customer design the product themselves?+
Where does the price come from?+
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