How the job moves

From photos and goals to files you can actually use.

The workflow page explains what happens after you request a quote: how the part is reviewed, scanned, processed, rebuilt, checked, and delivered.

Part journey

A physical part moves through controlled states.

Each job moves through clear checkpoints: intake, capture, prepare, build/check, and deliver.

ScopeCaptureBuildDeliver

Workflow lab

A part moves through real checkpoints.

The workflow keeps the job concrete: intake decisions, capture footage, scan/CAD proof, inspection evidence, and deliverable packaging.

01 Intake

Photos, size, material, purpose.

The quote starts by understanding the part and the file the customer needs at the end.

Useful inputs PhotosApprox. sizeMaterialOutput goal
02 Capture

Scanner setup follows the part.

Geometry, surface finish, access, and detail level determine the capture approach.

Workflow scan data preview
Scan
Workflow CAD model preview
CAD
Workflow deviation proof preview
Proof
03 Process

Scan data becomes usable evidence.

Clean mesh, CAD reconstruction, or deviation proof depending on the project.

04 Build / check

CAD and proof are reviewed before handoff.

The point is useful files, not a mystery folder of screenshots.

STL Clean mesh STEP CAD model PNG Deviation proof PDF Notes / drawings
05 Deliver

Files are packaged by what the next person needs.

Customer, vendor, shop, designer, or archive: each handoff gets context.

Job path

What happens after you send the part details.

This sequence keeps a scan-to-CAD job clear before time is spent capturing, rebuilding, inspecting, or packaging files.

01Scope

Photos, size, material, deadlines, and final file goal.

02Capture

Scanner choice and setup selected around the part.

03Prepare

Align, clean, and organize scan data for the next step.

04Build / Check

Reconstruct CAD or compare geometry against the target.

05Deliver

Package files with context for real downstream use.

Scan capture output
Capture data
CAD rebuild output
CAD rebuild
Deviation review output
Inspection proof
Gate 01Scope is clear before scanning Gate 02Capture supports the final output Gate 03CAD/proof is reviewed before delivery Gate 04Files are named and packaged for use
Next step

Ready to scope the part?

The fastest quote starts with photos, approximate size, material, deadline, and the final output you need.