The service covers building new models and refining existing ones by resolving geometry issues, aligning naming and properties, and fixing references. The goal is consistent, stable models that regenerate reliably and pass seamlessly into drawings, assemblies, and downstream systems.

A structured migration preserves file relationships, metadata, and revision history wherever feasible. Compatibility is validated, templates and standards are aligned, and teams receive guidance so day-to-day work continues without unnecessary interruptions.

A common part library contains standardised components with agreed properties, configurations, and file naming. Centralising these parts improves consistency, reduces duplication, and speeds up new designs by enabling quick reuse of approved items.

Audit services review the current toolset, templates, properties, workflows, and onboarding material. Findings are compiled into a clear report with prioritised actions that address gaps in standards, change management, and training, which supports predictable, high-quality outputs.

Timelines depend on scope and complexity. Smaller, focused updates may complete in days, while larger programmes that include model remediation, standards alignment, and library setup typically run over several weeks with phased milestones.