Every Discipline, 
One Design Environment 

Capture anything from a single sheet to a deep hierarchy. Electrical rules and validation catch connectivity and drafting problems early, and changes move between schematic and PCB without separate netlists.

Build the PCB's physical structure in the Layer Stack Manager: materials, copper and dielectric layers, impedance profiles, vias, and back drilling. It supports multilayer, HDI, rigid-flex, and panelized designs in one editor.

Interactive routing keeps clearance, width, and impedance rules visible while you place traces. Route nets and differential pairs, tune lengths, escape dense BGAs, and use automated multinet routing to move connections forward.

Native 3D shows the board's shape, layers, components, and mechanical details as you design. Rotate and section the board, check clearances, and catch enclosure conflicts before assembly, not after.

MCAD CoDesigner passes PCB and enclosure changes between Altium Designer and SOLIDWORKS, PTC Creo, Autodesk Inventor, or Fusion, through an Altium 365 workspace. Each person keeps working in their own native tool.

Managed design review runs on live schematics and layouts in the browser, with checklists and recorded approvals. Interactive comments and context-aware tasks pin feedback to a component or net, and stay with the design across revisions.

Change conflict prevention stops a second designer from overwriting a layout someone else is editing. The team works in parallel on the project without losing changes during the handoff.

Beyond the base exchange, Agile Teams adds rigid-flex synchronization, MCAD-driven component placement, enclosure exchange, and the ability to pull a previous revision. Mechanical and electrical stay aligned on the hard designs.

Schematic capture, rules-driven layout, interactive routing, native 3D, rigid-flex, HDI, and multi-board and harness design are all included. The professional environment is the same one your designers already know.

New components follow a managed part request before they reach a board, so designers pull from one approved set. Bidirectional Jira integration ties design tasks to the work, so project management sees progress without a status meeting.

Publish released designs to supported PLM systems and initiate new projects from existing product records. Keep engineering data connected to enterprise workflows, reduce manual handoffs, and maintain continuity from design through release.

Apply organization-wide policies, approval workflows, and workspace controls to govern engineering releases. Establish repeatable processes and maintain control over how designs move from development to release.

Align your Altium environment with enterprise deployment and security requirements. Support organization-wide operations with controlled access, centralized workspace management, and flexible deployment options designed to meet complex IT and engineering requirements.

Connect Altium Designer with Ansys simulation tools through Ansys CoDesigner. Evaluate signal integrity, thermal behavior, and power performance within connected simulation workflows that stay aligned with the evolving design.

Use Power Analyzer by Keysight within Altium Designer to evaluate power integrity against design data. Identify potential power delivery issues earlier in development and make informed design decisions before changes become more costly.