How it works · 01 Requests

Get the file and the details up front.

Customers upload their files and pick the material and quantity on your request page. If anything is unclear, your team asks them in the project's chat.

Projects
New
141Email
Packaging Engineering
Luis Romero
3 models, 40 units
Mixed color PETG
139
Pilot Plant
Mei Tanaka
2 models, 6 units
Grey ASA
Under Review
138
Sensor mounts
Device R&D
Owen Hart
4 models, 32 units
Black PLA
136
Testing
Quality Lab
Ana Silva
1 model, 20 units
Clear Resin

Drop it in. Dial it in.

Any common CAD file becomes a part, with its process and quantity set in a few clicks.

98KBX: 71.6mmY: 45.6mmZ: 37.6mm
test-fixture-v3.stl

Part Summary

Technology
FDM
Material
PLA
Color
Grey
Infill
20%
Layer Height
0.16mm
Nozzle
0.4mm
Requests and orders

Your customers request parts on a page of your own, with your logo and colors.

Every request a customer sends there becomes its own project on your board.

Submit files

Your page takes STL, STEP and 3MF files, plus drawings and other attachments, so a machined or laser-cut part comes in the same way as a printed one.

Project chat

Your team talks with the requester right on the job, so the files and the conversation stay in one place.

For shops that sell partsYou switch prices on in Settings and connect Stripe for checkout. If you don't charge for parts, skip both.

Instant quoting

Customers see a price right away on parts that qualify, worked out at your own rates. The rest come to you to quote.

  • Setup cost split across the quantity
  • Material and print time worked out from the part's shape
  • Your markup on top

Checkout

Customers check out on your order page. Once you connect QuickBooks, each invoice lands there without your team retyping it.

  • Live shipping rates
  • Tax added for you
  • Card or purchase order
How a request comes in

A customer uploads a file, and the job lands on your team's list.

These two steps are all your customers do.

  1. 1

    Submit files

    Your page takes STL, STEP and 3MF files, plus drawings and other attachments, so a machined or laser-cut part comes in the same way as a printed one.

    • Your greeting at the top
    • The contact fields you choose
    • A saved draft, with a link to finish it later
  2. 2

    Project chat

    Your team talks with the requester right on the job, so the files and the conversation stay in one place.

    • One chat per job
    • Drawings and photos attached
    • Separate from your staff-only chat
  3. Pricing and checkoutLeave these off if you don't charge for the parts you make.
  4. A request on your boardYour team reviews the files and notes on the job, then approves it.
Projects with many parts

Set up one part, then copy its settings to the others.

When a project's parts all need the same material and settings, copy them across in one pass. Tick only the settings you want copied.

Try it: give the first part a new material

Project #143
Bench rig partsDevice R&D6 models, 6 units
  • rig-base-plate.stlBlack PETG (FDM)40% · 0.20mm · 0.4mm
  • sensor-clamp.stlGrey PLA (FDM)20% · 0.16mm · 0.4mm
  • bushing-22mm.stlOrange PLA (FDM)100% · 0.16mm · 0.4mm
  • cover-plate.stlWhite PETG (FDM)20% · 0.12mm · 0.4mm
  • link-arm.stlGrey ASA (FDM)20% · 0.16mm · 0.4mm
  • p-clip.stlBlue PLA (FDM)20% · 0.16mm · 0.6mm
Next stepPlanning Due dates, the projects board and team chat

Let's set it up for your shop.

Try it free on your own jobs, with a walkthrough if you'd like one.