MTOWorx, the must have Material Take-Off toolbox

MTOWorx has many features but the comparison tool alone is worth the investment. It answers the ‘what changed’ question.

Here is how it works:
User generate material take off snapshots which are exported as Excel worksheets.

This is done repeatedly over time to satisfy progress, or milestone, material reporting requirements like % complete, before a design change, etc.

In this way, snapshots can be compared with an active 3D CADWorx model whenever necessary. The comparison report results clearly displays increases and/or decreases in component quantities. It reports new and deleted components too. 

Whether the reporting is against a single piping route or an entire facility, this process is invaluable.

These reports are what everyone is needing and MTOWorx delivers time and time again within seconds.

Reporting satisfies any BOM or MTO requirement.  The flexible grid views can be configured to save BOMs and MTOs based upon filters across multiple columns.  Users adopt it because they can recall and generate reports on demand.

All CADWorx data can be added to the views and reports.  User friendly display names can be entered to override the unfriendly CADWorx field names so reports are easy to read.  If a more involved report header is required, MTOWorx can be setup to use an Excel template too.

Robust filtering and sorting satisfies viewing and reporting requirements for piping, structural, and electrical.  

Update CADWorx piping component part numbers from an Excel file, aka parts worksheet.

The process is simple to deploy and even easier to use.
If MTOWorx finds a match on component long descriptions then it will automatically transfer a corresponding part numbers from the parts worksheet on to components in an active drawing.

It can be used to go the other way, or update long descriptions based upon a part number match.

It will clear out all part numbers in the active piping model too.

MTOWorx will extract a nozzle schedule workbook from an active drawing that has CADWorx Equipment in it. Equipment worksheets contain columns for:

• tag number
• mark
• size
• type
• rating
• spacial location

Users can leverage this information in a variety of applications like quality control, tie-in point data, verifying isogen content, etc.

CADWorx component x-data can be modified directly from the MTOWorx palette.

• select one or more components and apply changes
• view custom data

Having all this information in one location and having the ability to modify most of it helps the user make changes.