Software and licensing
Discuss Engineering Base capabilities, licensing needs, and the fit with your team's engineering process.
Engineering software and connected data
Help your team work from a connected harness definition.
BWS helps organize requirements, connectivity, CAD, drawings, and bills of materials into a repeatable engineering workflow. Start with a specific data problem, software evaluation, training need, or change-control challenge.
AUCOTEC Engineering Base
Software support grounded in harness engineering.
BWS brings practical wire harness experience to Engineering Base software support, training, and workflow development. Begin with your team's current tools, design information, and the outcome you need.
Data and working practices
Define libraries, data structures, and repeatable workflows around the harness information your team uses.
Training and ongoing support
Build skills through a focused demonstration, training, or a scoped engineering workflow improvement.
A practical path
Start with one bounded problem.
- 01DiagnoseFind duplicated data, broken ownership, missing attributes, and recurring failure points.
- 02StructureDefine objects, relationships, naming, attributes, variants, and revision rules.
- 03ConnectRelate requirements, architecture, harness definition, outputs, and evidence.
- 04AssistUse governed automation and AI where it improves speed and clarity.
- 05ReviewHuman engineers approve changes, evidence, outputs, and release.
Software fit, licensing, migration, system connections, and outcomes are program-specific. A bounded pilot should prove value before expansion.
Legacy-data recovery
Assess drawings, BOMs, spreadsheets, and knowledge; identify conflicts; establish a controlled connectivity baseline.
Change-impact review
Connect proposed changes to affected interfaces, wires, variants, outputs, evidence, and supplier information.
Variant reuse
Define common architecture and controlled options rather than maintaining disconnected copies.
Requirements-to-output trace
Connect design intent to engineering decisions, verification needs, and manufacturing deliverables.
Focused demonstration
Bring one design or data constraint.
The email draft asks for the information needed to shape a useful discussion.