Indented assembly structure
Represent nested subassemblies and component relationships so teams can see how the product is put together.
Sibe connects SolidWorks assembly structure, part metadata, version control, and manufacturing exports so teams spend less time rebuilding BOM information by hand.
A BOM is more useful when it reflects the assembly engineers are actually maintaining. Bring structure and metadata into a workflow that purchasing, manufacturing, and project teams can understand.
Represent nested subassemblies and component relationships so teams can see how the product is put together.
Surface part numbers, descriptions, materials, project identifiers, and other properties already maintained in SolidWorks.
Review BOM information alongside the relevant version or revision instead of relying on an untracked spreadsheet snapshot.
Prepare structured information for downstream manufacturing and purchasing workflows without duplicate manual entry.
Check in an assembly from SolidWorks, inspect the structure and metadata in the cloud, share the design for review, and export the information required by the next team.
Sibe is designed to use managed assembly references and product structure as the starting point for an indented BOM workflow.
Relevant properties such as part numbers, descriptions, materials, and project identifiers can be surfaced as product data for downstream workflows.
Sibe’s product positioning includes structured exports for manufacturing. Confirm the current export format and plan capability for your specific process.
In plain English: Sibe positions the managed SolidWorks assembly as the starting point for product data. The intended outcome is less duplicate entry between engineering, purchasing, manufacturing, and project teams because structure, metadata, quantity, and revision context stay connected.
A manually maintained BOM can lag behind the assembly after a part, quantity, property, or revision changes.
Use nested assembly structure and SolidWorks custom properties as the starting point for an indented BOM workflow.
Evaluate whether purchasing and manufacturing can find the product structure they need without requesting a new spreadsheet export for every change.
BOM management page| Workflow need | Common manual approach | Sibe workflow to evaluate |
|---|---|---|
| Source | A spreadsheet snapshot | The managed SolidWorks assembly |
| Context | Manual properties and quantities | Assembly structure and custom properties |
| Downstream use | Repeated exports and reconciliation | Structured product data for review and manufacturing |
The page describes a workflow model; confirm exact export formats and plan capabilities for the specific manufacturing process. Read the Ask Sibe endpoint for an informational answer or use the official source linked above for current details.
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Reviewed 15 August 2026. Verify plan-specific details and current availability on the official Sibe pages linked below.
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