CyberNest CAD
A Windows-based drawing management product for teams working with shared CAD files. Explore managed access, editing ownership and version history.
CyberNest Software
Software shaped by the work it needs to do. We’re building CyberNest products around the everyday challenges of teams, starting with controlled CAD collaboration.
What we can help with
A considered setup begins with understanding what you need it to do.
A Windows-based drawing management product for teams working with shared CAD files. Explore managed access, editing ownership and version history.
Start with a demonstration and an environment assessment. CyberNest CAD is a supervised pilot candidate; compatibility and deployment readiness need to be assessed for each environment.
Discuss infrastructure, backup requirements, training and support alongside the product. Your authoritative drawing files still need a separate backup strategy.
Find the situation closest to yours. We shape the scope around what you already have and what needs to change.
CyberNest CAD focuses on shared drawing access in Windows: who may open a project, who owns an edit and how earlier versions can be reviewed. It sits around an existing CAD application and a server-held drawing workspace.
The product includes a Windows server service, workstation software and an administration portal. Deployment planning covers identity, folder permissions, storage, protected network access and recovery responsibilities.
Bring a representative project and the situations that cause trouble today. A guided demonstration and supervised pilot should exercise concurrent access, saved changes, version recovery and connection interruptions.
Web applications, integrations and client-specific business tools belong with CyberNest Digital. The Software division houses CyberNest’s own products, with CAD as the first product to explore.
The proposal defines the exact deliverables, responsibilities and handover for your project.
Walk through Explorer browsing, drawing ownership, saving, historical copies and administration. Ask to see the steps your own users and administrator will perform.
Review Windows machines, CAD applications and file types, XREF paths, network arrangements, storage and backup. Compatibility is established through testing the intended configuration.
Define a limited pilot, the checks it must pass and the responsibilities for rollout and support. General deployment follows permission fixes, trusted signing, installation lifecycle checks and a successful representative pilot.
A little more clarity
No. It manages access, editing ownership and drawing history around an existing CAD workflow. It is not a drawing editor.
Begin with a demonstration and assessment. Signing, installation lifecycle validation and representative CAD pilots remain release requirements.
Yes. Client-specific websites, applications and integrations are handled through CyberNest Digital. This division is the home for CyberNest’s own products.
A conversation is a good place to start
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you find a practical way forward.