Print all drawings related to an assembly in one go – always with the right paper size, printer and orientation.
Convert all drawings, parts and assemblies related to an assembly into multiple file formats at once.
When moving from Solid Edge to SOLIDWORKS, don't forget to convert the custom properties from your Solid Edge files.
To print or convert in SOLIDWORKS, you have to open every file separately – which can be very time-consuming and error-prone.

Printing and file conversion are fully automated because they are driven by predefined settings. Several tasks can be combined into a single operation, processing every file in the bill of materials.
Automate DXF export from parts, multibody parts and drawings.
Write additional custom property values to cut list item properties.
Creating DXF files, even from a single SOLIDWORKS file, usually takes several steps. To manage cut list item properties, you are limited to a very basic user interface and features.

Creating DXF files from every type of sheet metal part in your assemblies now takes just a few clicks. CustomTools offers a fully integrated, extended property pane for managing cut list items.
Generate structured BOM reports with custom properties and embedded preview images.
In SOLIDWORKS you are limited to saving the current BOM view as a basic report. To meet company standards, these reports often have to be formatted by hand.

Based on predefined Excel templates, you can effortlessly create publication-ready reports with embedded preview images, cumulative quantities and many other features. You can also extend the reports with data from your ERP.
Extend and optimize how you manage custom properties in SOLIDWORKS.
Create a bounding box for parts and assemblies with additional dimension properties.
SOLIDWORKS Tab Builder offers basic tools for managing your custom properties – good enough for basic use. In addition, the bounding box is limited to cut list items only.

This core CustomTools function extends SOLIDWORKS property management by letting you define properties consistently and making sure all required properties are always filled in correctly.
Automate and standardize your rules for naming and saving files.
Manage your SOLIDWORKS files by projects and sub-projects.
You have to name files consistently to avoid duplicate names. To guarantee this, you need a running number shared between designers. On top of that, you have to choose the right location to save to.

File naming can be fully automated: sequence numbers are shared automatically between users, and files are always saved to the right location for each selected project.
Search for files by custom property, project or file type, or use free-text search.
Quickly locate a SOLIDWORKS file in Windows Explorer.
Find your drawings regardless of naming and storage conventions.
Searching existing files efficiently is essential to avoid creating duplicate models and to identify or locate them. In addition, to find a drawing you have to name it after its model.

All files are indexed, so you can quickly search for them or find them by project or properties. A drawing's name can differ from its model's, which lets you create configuration-specific drawings.
Copy and rename an assembly and all referenced documents in one go.
Find out which assemblies a part is used in
Copy and rename drawings when copying the referenced part/assembly
To modify an existing model safely, you need to know where it is used. To copy assemblies, you have to control file naming and update properties. When copying a model, there is no easy way to reuse the existing drawing.

File indexing lets you check where parts are used and automatically copy drawings together with their model. When copying assemblies, you can apply your own file naming rules and update properties accordingly.
Find matching ERP items and link them to your SOLIDWORKS custom properties.
Get your project ready and make sure BOMs and items are created or updated in your ERP.
To work with your ERP and SOLIDWORKS, you constantly have to switch between applications. On top of that, data exchange is an entirely manual, error-prone process that requires ERP know-how.

Your ERP is fully integrated with SOLIDWORKS. You can fill in SOLIDWORKS custom properties with information available in the ERP, and ultimately create and update items and item BOMs in the ERP.
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