One CAD file becomes a live order link.
No migration project, no IT involvement, no manual cleanup. A file your engineers already export does all the heavy lifting.
Upload
Upload a STEP file or connect to your 3D CAD system. Origeq converts it on the spot, pulls out the parts list, and lays out the assembly for you — then returns a link you can share.
Share
Email the link, embed it on your site, or paste it into a chat — it stays live. When a customer picks their parts and sends it back, you see exactly what they chose, because the whole selection rides along in the URL.
Receive
An email arrives with part numbers, quantities, and the customer’s details. Open the link and the 3D view loads with their parts already lit up — ready to forward or turn into a quote.
The 3D data already exists. It’s just locked inside engineering.
Every machine you ship is modelled in 3D, down to the last fastener — the clearest possible answer to “which part do I need?” And the people asking can never see it.
Every assembly your company builds lives as a precise 3D model inside your PDM system — accurate, complete, and exactly what a customer would point to to single out the part that failed. But that file never leaves engineering. Your after-sales team can’t open it, and your customers have no path to it at all.
So the request comes in the hard way. A grainy phone photo. “The bracket — the angled one.” Half a serial number worn off the plate, while a production line sits idle. Your team loses hours decoding what the customer actually means, emails stretch across days, and the wrong revision ships often enough to trigger returns, re-orders, and more downtime. Sooner or later, some customers stop waiting and buy the part somewhere else.
Why the usual fixes don’t hold
Printed parts catalogs fall out of date the moment a revision changes, so customers call anyway. Full enterprise spare-parts platforms solve it on paper, but they run €50,000+, take months of IT work to roll out, and have to be championed from the top. The after-sales manager who actually lives the problem can’t trial one, buy one, or run it without launching a project. None of these tools were built for the people closest to the customer — that’s the gap Origeq closes.
Engineering has the model. Now after-sales has a way to use it.
Origeq takes the STEP file your engineers already export and turns it into a shareable 3D order form — one your customers use on their own, with no further help from engineering.
Your team keeps working in SolidWorks, Inventor, or whatever they run today. One file comes out. Everything after that lives in after-sales.
Begin with a single assembly. Scale on your own terms.
Per-assembly pricing an after-sales manager can own outright — no procurement cycle, no IT rollout.
- ✓ Full 3D viewer with part selection
- ✓ Auto-generated parts list
- ✓ Order requests by email
- ✓ Shareable URL per assembly
- ✓ Files up to 50 MB
- ✓ Everything in Origeq
- ✓ Onboarding call
- ✓ Search by assembly or part number
- ✓ Browsable client-facing catalog
- ✓ Optional client login
- ✓ Analytics & document attachments
- ✓ Batch upload · files up to 100 MB
- ✓ Everything in Catalog
- ✓ Your domain and branding
- ✓ Client & dealer accounts + order history
- ✓ Install-base management
- ✓ ERP integration
- ✓ Payment system
- ✓ Dedicated support & onboarding
We came up through 3D tooling, helping industrial companies squeeze more value out of their CAD data. The same story kept repeating: companies built by engineers, scaling fast, then waking up a decade later to find their customers can no longer figure out which parts they need.
After-sales is where customer loyalty is earned or quietly lost — and most industrial companies still run it on email and PDFs. Origeq is our answer to that.
Still chasing parts requests through endless email threads?
Upload a single assembly and feel the difference for yourself. Your first 5 assemblies are free.