Build complex products with precision on your manufacturing floor.

When engineering issues a change, a cascade of manual updates is triggered across work instructions, training materials, and on-floor documentation. Your workers keep building to the wrong revision until those updates catch up.

Envision Connector keeps work instructions tied to your PLM, so engineering changes flow through under controlled review. Envision Creator brings in the new geometry, and Evie, your AI assistant, helps you revise the affected callouts, animations, and step content in batch. The latest revision reaches the floor in minutes instead of weeks.

When your experienced workers retire or rotate, decades of know-how go with them. The knowledge was never captured in a structured, reusable form, and the next generation starts from scratch.

Evie acts as your AI assistant inside Envision Creator, ingesting recordings of your experienced workers performing procedures, plus legacy PDFs, scanned manuals, and other documentation, and proposing a structured work instruction. Tribal knowledge becomes a reusable asset before the expert walks out the door.

Your new hires are digital natives. Static PDFs, paper binders, and classroom training won’t ramp them up quickly or keep them around. Worker attraction and retention now depend on the tools you put in front of the next generation of your workforce.

Envision Operator delivers interactive 3D work instructions on the devices today’s workers expect, including tablets, monitors, and ruggedized devices. New hires see full step-by-step guidance with maximum visual context, while veterans see only what’s different about this build. Ramp-up happens fast, workers stay engaged and productive, and retention rises.

When quality checks and measurements are skipped or recorded on paper after the fact, defects pass through unchecked. Warranty claims and scrap cycles follow.

Some moments in the work call for a deliberate pause and verification. Envision Operator delivers the work instruction with intentional friction at those moments, including safety acknowledgments, torque checks, and quality holds. Your workers pause, verify the step, and capture critical data like measurements, temperatures, dimensional readings, and serial numbers. That data routes to your quality system as part of the work itself. Visual execution flows both ways, with instructions going to the worker and verification and data flowing back to your systems of record.