Being able to view costs for each part, the ability to have anyone search for drawings, and efficiency improvements all exceed expectations.

The search speed for searching is great, and the accuracy of the information extracted is very high. We have high expectations for the software's future development!

We're expect integration of peripheral systems in the future such as estimating, SCM, etc.

1) Searching has become very easy and quick. 2) Finding similar drawings has really boosted productivity. 3) Being able to link order info to drawings means we can look up multiple things all in one place with CADDi DRAWER.

1) If we could narrow down the search categories, I think it would make the search results more accurate. 2) It would be easier to use if they could expand the sorting options.

For drawing management, being able to search for items such as shape and tags that other systems cannot search for allows for much smoother use. In the future, it seems that we'll be able to improve this through price verification and adding defect information.

There are some quirks with the functionality: When logging in for the first time, you're prompted to register a password from the password change screen. It's only the first time, but was a bit confusing. I'd like more permission control. Some drawings that appear similar are not actually very similar when using the similarity search, depending on how many similar drawings we have stored. Enhancement of the difference display function. Even a slight misalignment results in the entire content being treated as a difference. Addition of upload functionality for basic information.

Using Drawer, you can approach drawings easily. It takes no time at all to search, and the results can be checked immediately. The results can also be quickly referred to in a similar way. I realize how much less stressful it is to be free from the hassle of having to open each drawing.

You cannot currently sort during the drawing search. This is unfortunate, as sorting allows for a variety of approaches to search results. In addition, it can be difficult to check drawings on mobile devices.

I typically handle design work and often find myself needing to search for drawings. In the past, looking for drawings used to take up a lot of my time because I was mostly searching on memory. However, thanks to the keyword search and similar shape search features of Drawer, I can find old drawings a lot faster. This system has definitely made me more efficient.

The price point depends on how many drawings are in the company. We are currently only using Drawer in the production dept., but I'd like to see it used by Sales and other teams.

The Customer Success team really helped us change our workflow.

I'd like to see more support for standardization when it comes to manufacturing industry knowledge.

My favorite part: The search speed lets me find what I need immediately. Impact on work: I used to get lost trying to find drawings, but having access to all of our drawings helps us learn and work smarter. Ease of use: CADDi's Customer Success team walked me through the process and is always there to answer questions.

So far, it's working fine and I haven't had any problems.

It's a platform that's user-friendly that lets us quickly find the blueprints we need. It also lets me extract the info from the drawings in a way that's actually useful.

Occasionally the drawings do not display unless I reload the page on our internet. I'd also like the ability to perform combined searches using AND and OR options within the keyword search.

Drawer is a software that all of our employees actually can (and want to) use.

The drawing search is great, and I hope that they keep updating features.

I really like how simple the similar drawing search function is.

The larger plans for a lot of drawings can trend on the pricier side, but the service is strong.

It's easy to share drawings with coworkers, and search for similar ones.

We have no particular opinions on points for improvement, but we hope that the system will be easier to use in the future.

The CADDi DRAWER Application Support Department is working with us to help us establish the use of CADDi DRAWER within the company. Our requests are also reflected in the software as they emerge in updates. The speed of this process is also very fast. Six months have passed since the introduction of CADDi DRAWER. Thanks to them, CADDi DRAWER has become an indispensable item for our purchasing staff.

Difference analysis and search for similar drawings from punch pictures could use slight improvement because of drawing complexity. In the future, purchasing operations will change dramatically if it becomes possible to provide quotations from DRAWER and recommendations for ordering vendors and ordering unit prices.

Specifically, we have seen a significant improvement in operational efficiency and cost reduction. New features are being released one after another, so we expect the scope of utilization to expand even further in the future. We are considering using the system not only in the purchasing and design departments, but also in other departments.

The similarity search has contributed greatly to our cost reduction activities by allowing us to select appropriate suppliers and link purchasing information. The OCR search has also improved the searchability of drawings, which has greatly reduced the time previously spent 'looking for drawings'.

Revisions, tags, and remarks need to be manually entered.

It serves as a starting point for searching information on past order records, production records of programs, and estimated pricing.

Designed with very user-friendly operability, the search and display responses are excellent, minimizing stress for users.

While there are user-related issues, the lack of seamless integration, association, and collaboration with other information makes CADDi DRAWER fall short of being a necessary tool. Without addressing this, there is a lack of cost-effectiveness and satisfaction.

With similarity search, we can check if costs make sense and find reusable parts, which helps us cut down on making new drawings and estimate costs better.

Doing image searches for similar stuff is tough, especially with 3D captures. It'd be super helpful if we could highlight specific balloon codes in assembly drawings like we do with differential functions for easier checking.

Because the new hires are not quite up to speed on reading drawings yet, using drawer lets them to find similar ones quickly,

Since we often search by drawing number, it would be helpful if we could enter any character in the middle of the drawing number instead of aligning it to the left when inputting.

It seamlessly guides us from finding similar components to purchasing information. Due to the visual nature of drawings, identification is quicker than relying on textual information.

Sometimes you can't search properly if you don't put in the right criteria (need tips and experience).

Being able to quaickly search for similar drawings among a huge collection of drawings is super handy, and it is also great that it highlights the differences between them.

Registering new drawings was a bit difficult at the beginning, but we had support from the customer success team.

It takes some adjust,ent, but a small number of keywords will bring up the desired drawing. I feel it is effective in locating new drawings and reducing search time.

it is easy to find reference drawings and reduce errors

When the number of drawings displayed is changed, the page doesn't go back to the top.

"It is customizable to my needs, and only the information I want is displayed in the list, making it easy to search! It shortens my search time so I can do other work."

It may be an internal problem, but loading errors occur occasionally.

I think the excellent customer support that helps establish the tool as a regular part of our operations is outstanding. the Customer Success team is great and very useful when we have questions.

The search speed is very fast and has a very good viewer. The accuracy of the similarity search is also exact.

I look forward to the future when assembly drawings and parts drawings are linked and can be managed in bulk.

Searching for customer drawings by customer drawing number has become easier and more efficient.

The ability to handle 2D drawings and 3D CAD data would expand the scope of use.

I like that you don't need to be an expert to use it.

Originally it was hard to justify price, but as we worked with the CS department we found more value in implementation.

I really like the ease of use, it's simple to learn.

I expect more and more improvements in time, as they are very responsive.

The search and extraction process for related component parts has gotten way faster, freeing up more time to prepare reports.

Improving the Excel output for search results would be useful. It'd be cool if we could zoom in and out simultaneously when displaying the original drawing and similar ones. And down the road, I'd love a feature that uses AI to link different info and generate analysis results based on our searches.