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Additive.
File to part.

Bring quoting, build preparation, production tracking, and customer updates into one connected workflow.

Built on Fabrex’s additive manufacturing foundation.

Discuss your workflow
Build preparationAdditive workflow

Parts and build preparation

Review the part and build context

Organic generative-design bracket concept with three mounting bosses and flowing, weight-saving ribs
Organic bracket · illustrative concept
Mixed red and translucent tan mechanical parts packed together in a three-dimensional nesting example
Part
Generative design
Build context
3D nesting
Next handoff
Production
  1. Part files
  2. Build plan
  3. Post-process
  4. Release

Work needs context.

Every part starts with a file. The work around it still lives in emails, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems.

Keep each next step
in the same story.

Build around your process, with the right information for each stakeholder.

Understand the job

Bring the part file, material, quantity, and customer requirements together before quoting.

Prepare production

Turn accepted orders into a reviewable build plan, with batch requirements and production priorities in context.

Follow every part

Keep order status, production records, and customer communication connected through delivery.

One request. Two builds.

An illustrative job. See the information and decisions each team carries into the next handoff.

Part filesPA12 · 100 unitsDelivery priority
  1. Quote review

    Sales confirms the files, material, quantity, and customer requirements.

  2. Build plan

    Planning groups accepted work around shared build requirements and priorities.

  3. Release

    Production carries the order context through post-processing, checks, and delivery.

Workflow illustration · sample data · human review at each handoff

From ideas
to actual parts.

See Fabrex and HP bring software and manufacturing together.

Custom apps.
Your process.

Part requests

Part files, material choices, quantities, and customer approvals in a quoting workspace.

Build preparation

Accepted jobs, shared build requirements, production priorities, and batch ownership.

Part traceability

Order context, production records, post-processing, and the final customer handoff.

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Established foundation

Fabrex’s existing platform describes automated quoting, build preparation, production management, and tracking for additive manufacturing. Custom-app examples on this page illustrate how that foundation could develop; confirm the workflow scope in a demo.

Quote to part.
The Addwerk story.

Read the customer story

Your workflow.
Meet Rex.

Start with the work that slows your team down. Explore what Rex and custom apps can do for it.

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