The Build Is Only as Good as 
The Data You Hand Off 

Output Jobs bring fabrication, assembly, documentation, and validation outputs into one configurable setup, covering Gerber, ODB++, IPC-2581, NC Drill, pick-and-place, and BOM files. Rerun the job anytime the design changes.

Draftsman creates fabrication and assembly drawings straight from the PCB data: board views, drill tables, layer-stack details, and notes. Refresh it when the PCB changes, and reuse templates so releases skip the blank page.

Project Releaser uses configured Output Jobs to build a structured manufacturing package from a defined project state, with validation reports included. Publish and archive it locally or in Altium 365.

Share a released manufacturing package with a fabricator or assembler. They inspect fabrication and assembly views, review the BOM, add comments, and download the build package from a browser, without installing Altium Designer.

Assembly Assistant combines the BOM with interactive 2D and 3D board views in the browser. Select a component, locate it on the board, and track assembly progress, no printed drawings or handwritten checklists needed.

A managed design review runs on live schematics and layouts in the browser, with checklists and recorded approvals. Nothing reaches manufacturing until the right people sign off.

Project History records every commit with a timestamp, author name, and a visual diff against the previous version. The revision that reached your contract manufacturer is logged, traceable, and reproducible. No guessing which file went out the door.

Output Jobs, Draftsman drawings, and the Manufacturing Data Archive build a version-controlled package from a verified release. Push to Manufacturing shares it in the browser, and the Assembly Assistant guides placement with comments tied to the design.

Bidirectional component sync keeps parts aligned with Duro or Arena PLM, and release-and-publish workflows push the design and BOM in one step. Jira integration keeps project management in sync as layouts change.

Multiboard drawing tools document how boards fit together. Multiboard assembly synchronization and enclosure exchange keep the mechanical and electrical sides aligned through to the release.

Manufacturing receives governed, structured release packages instead of ad hoc ZIP files. Designers ship the correct revision every time, preventing scrap, rework, and delays while keeping factory teams aligned to the true design record.

A dedicated manufacturing portal replaces email and shared drives, giving factory partners controlled access to the exact release package. Permissions, traceability, and aligned records ensure production always runs on the correct, authorized data.

Cross‑functional reviews surface manufacturability issues early, before they reach the factory floor. Engineering, sourcing, and manufacturing collaborate on governed releases enriched with commercial intelligence to prevent scrap and redesign cycles.

Released records sync directly to cloud PLM with one click. Manufacturing, procurement, and quality teams work from aligned, governed data without manual uploads or mismatched revisions, ensuring factories always build from the correct definition.

Every commit, review, and approval is captured automatically, giving manufacturing a continuous, trustworthy record of the design’s evolution. Audit prep becomes built in, with traceability spanning engineering, sourcing, and factory execution.

Identity, access, and release permissions extend across internal teams, external partners, and every manufacturing environment. Cloud, on‑prem, and air‑gapped factories operate under one governed model, ensuring secure, compliant production at scale.