
Autodesk Product Design & Manufacturing Collection
Combined access to Inventor, AutoCAD, Fusion and additional specialist tools. Provides flexibility when requirements vary across design, production and documentation.
CAD & Design
Product data originates in design. When models, drawings and bills of materials are structured correctly from the start, the rest of the value chain becomes simpler – from configuration and PDM to ERP and production.
We help industrial companies use Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD, Fusion and Product Design & Manufacturing Collection as a foundation for efficient product development – not just as drawing tools.

Typical challenges
Design engineers cannot find existing parts and assemblies, so they recreate them.
Templates, naming conventions and properties vary between people and projects.
Bills of materials are created or corrected in Excel before they can be used downstream.
Drawings and supporting documentation must be checked and adjusted manually before production.
Every customer-specific adaptation requires new design work, even when the rules are known.
CAD information does not fit into PDM, PLM and ERP without rework.
The digital value chain
Everything that happens downstream – variants, revisions, changes, ERP transfer and automation – builds on the data created during design.
Models, drawings and bills of materials with the right structure and properties.
Product rules and variants that reuse the design.
Control of files, revisions and approvals in Vault.
Change orders, quality and processes across departments.
Items and bills of materials flow to ERP and business systems.
Repetitive tasks run automatically using a controlled data foundation.
The better the structure in CAD, the less manual work is needed at every subsequent stage.
The technology behind the solution
We choose tools based on what you want to achieve – not on the product list.

Combined access to Inventor, AutoCAD, Fusion and additional specialist tools. Provides flexibility when requirements vary across design, production and documentation.

3D design of parts, assemblies and drawings with bills of materials that can be used downstream in PDM, configuration and ERP.
Go to CAD & Design
2D documentation, layouts and schematics – still important in many industrial companies, and most effective when they follow the same standards as 3D.
Go to CAD & Design
Cloud-based design, simulation and production preparation that make it easier to collaborate and test ideas quickly.

Cadnor Flow helps engineering teams automate repetitive design tasks, generate documentation and reuse product knowledge. The solution reduces manual work and makes it easier to standardize workflows in Autodesk Inventor.
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When the design is built with reuse in mind, known product rules can be automated. You move from drawing each variant to configuring them – and then to automation with Cadnor Flow, a natural part of the engineering platform.
Shared templates, properties and structures in Inventor.
Models driven by rules and parameters rather than manual changes.
Variants, drawings and bills of materials are generated based on product rules.
Cadnor Flow automates repetitive design tasks and generates the documentation – as part of the engineering platform.
Why Cadnor?
We see CAD as the start of the value chain, not as a license.
We understand the day-to-day work of design engineers in Norwegian industry.
We set up CAD with PDM, PLM and ERP in mind.
Advice on which tools and licences you actually need.
Practical training and support from people who know your setup.
Automate variants and product rules.
Control over files, revisions and bills of materials.
Changes and processes across departments.
A review of your current CAD workflows, tools and licences.
Templates, libraries, properties and settings that are actually used.
Practical training in Inventor, AutoCAD and Fusion for the design team.
Tell us how you work today, and we will explore how CAD can become a stronger foundation for the rest of your value chain.