The missing piece in assembly planning.
Drafted, checked, approved.
Werkflow derives the assembly workflow from the CAD model. AI drafts the sequence, the engine verifies it against the geometry, your planner approves.
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Assembly planning still happens by hand
The product lives in CAD. Production runs on ERP and MES. In between, a planner works out how the parts go together, in Excel, PowerPoint and pasted screenshots.
The task is spatial. The tools are not.
Every step of the sequence is typed out row by row. Every work instruction is rebuilt from screenshots. None of it is linked to the model it describes.
Then the design changes. The planner finds the affected steps, re-sequences, re-documents and checks everything again, on the next product and the one after that.
Sequences typed out by hand.
Instructions rebuilt from screenshots.
Every engineering change starts the work again.
Product design (CAD)
Assembly workflow (Excel)
Assembly planning still happens by hand
The product lives in CAD. Production runs on ERP and MES. In between, a planner works out how the parts go together, in Excel, PowerPoint and pasted screenshots.
The task is spatial. The tools are not.
Every step of the sequence is typed out row by row. Every work instruction is rebuilt from screenshots. None of it is linked to the model it describes.
Then the design changes. The planner finds the affected steps, re-sequences, re-documents and checks everything again, on the next product and the one after that.
Sequences typed out by hand.
Instructions rebuilt from screenshots.
Every engineering change starts the work again.
AI drafts. The engine checks. Your planner approves.
Werkflow reads the assembly workflow out of the 3D geometry, checks it before anyone sees it, and leaves the final decision with the planner.
Upload a STEP file. The AI drafts the assembly sequence. The engine checks every step for liaison, collision, precedence and accessibility. You correct what your experience tells you to correct, approve, and export the instructions.
The plan stays linked to the model. When the CAD changes, you see which steps it touches.
Verified before your planner sees it.
Convert products to processes
From STEP file to shop-floor documentation in five steps. The AI drafts, the engine checks, you decide.
Upload your STEP file
Upload the assembly as a STEP file. Werkflow reads the geometry, the part structure and the part names. The 3D model becomes the planning canvas.
The AI drafts the sequence
The AI proposes an assembly order, step by step. Before you see it, the engine checks every step against the geometry for liaison, collision, precedence and accessibility. Steps that fail are repaired and checked again.
You review and correct
You stay in charge. Drag a step to a new position, or tell the assistant in the chat what to change. Every correction runs through the same checks.
Build the bill of process
Once you approve the sequence, Werkflow names the operations, groups them into stations and fills in the detail: tools, times and resources. Export it to Excel, or pass it on to your ERP or MES.
Generate the documentation
Work instructions come out of the approved plan, with camera angles, exploded views and annotations. One click to PDF, HTML or video, whatever your shop floor uses.
Measured results from production deployments
Assembly planning teams using Werkflow report significant time savings across their core workflows.
Reduction in assembly planning time
Process definition that took hours now takes minutes.
Reduction in engineering change processing
From 12 minutes per change to under 1 minute.
Manual steps eliminated
For engineering change visualization updates.
Results from enterprise deployments. Individual results vary based on product complexity and change volume.
What changes for your planning team
The AI does the tedious part
Your planner decides.
The sequence, the manufacturing BOM, the naming and the grouping are derived from the geometry. The planner reviews, corrects what experience says to correct, and approves. The AI only drafts.
One source of truth
The instruction is linked to the model.
Every step points at the parts it assembles. When a CAD revision comes in, the planner sees which steps it touches instead of searching through spreadsheets and slide decks.
A method and a tool
For a discipline that had neither.
A method from manufacturing BOM through sequence and bill of process to documentation, and a 3D planner to carry it out. Built for the people who plan assembly every week.
Send one module, see what the checks catch
The quickest way to judge Werkflow is on an assembly you know.
In a 30-minute call we run a STEP file from your product range through the loop: the AI drafts the sequence, the engine checks it, and you see where it holds and where it does not yet.
What to Expect
A conversation with an engineer. We ask how you plan today, run your model, and answer your technical questions, including what Werkflow does not do yet.