Four platforms · one discipline
The CAD Platforms We Automate, from inside their APIs
AutoCAD, Inventor, SolidWorks, and Revit each expose a different API, ship on a different upgrade cycle, and break automation in a different way. We've spent nearly two decades inside all four, building tools that hold up in production, not just in the demo.
Pick your platform
Where does your team live all day?
The right automation path depends on what the platform's API exposes, what survives its upgrades, and what scales past one seat. We've shipped production systems on all four.
AutoCAD
The same layers, blocks, and plot routine on every drawing, collapsed into custom .NET commands, ObjectARX plugins, and AccoreConsole batch runs that never open a window.
.NET Plugins · AccoreConsole · Drawing Automation
AutoCAD automation → PARAMETERS IN → MODELS · DRAWINGS · BOMS OUTAutodesk Inventor
For teams whose iLogic got them most of the way and then became the bottleneck: structured rules, .NET add-ins, and cloud Design Automation that keep pace with the product range.
iLogic Rules · API Add-ins · Cloud Automation
Inventor automation → CONFIG RULES IN → MODELS · DRAWINGS OUTSolidWorks
When configurations multiply past what VBA macros can manage: API add-ins, DriveWorks rules, and PDM automation that carry a variant from order to release without an engineer in the loop.
API Add-ins · DriveWorks · PDM Integration
SolidWorks automation → BIM STANDARDS IN → MODELS · DOCS OUTRevit & BIM
Sheet setup, schedules, and version comparison handed to Revit API add-ins and Dynamo workflows, so BIM coordinators spend their hours coordinating, not clicking.
Revit API · Dynamo · BIM Automation
Revit automation →The difference
Anyone Can Call an API Once. Shipping Is Different.
A contract developer can make an API do something impressive in a demo. The hard part is the tool still working next release, on twenty seats, against your ugliest legacy files. That's the part we've practiced since 2007.
Official SDKs Only
Every tool is built on the platform's documented API: no screen scraping, no simulated clicks, nothing that dies with a service pack.
Built to Outlive Upgrades
We know which API surfaces stay stable release to release, and we build against those. The annual upgrade becomes a rebuild, not a rewrite.
Autodesk Authorized Developer
An Autodesk Authorized Developer, backed by nearly two decades of shipping against these SDKs, through every release in between.
Free · no obligation
Not Sure Where to Start? Start With the Workflow.
Tell us what your team actually does in CAD all week. We'll tell you which platform path fits, what to automate first, and what it's worth, before you commit to anything.
- The repetitive CAD and Excel work in your process, mapped
- Workflows ranked by automation payback
- Hours and error rates quantified per workflow
- A roadmap you can act on, with us or without us