A first Digital Inventory pilot typically takes 6–10 weeks from initial data collection to delivery of the first passported parts. Timelines vary based on the size of the spare parts scope and data availability.
No. SP3D's approach starts from the data you already have — BOMs, maintenance records, part descriptions, and 2D drawings. Our Automated 3D Reconstruction solution can generate 3D models from 2D drawings where CAD files are missing.
SP3D works with industrial companies across Energy & O&G, Aerospace MRO, Defense, Industrial Manufacturing, Maritime, and EPCs & OEMs. Our methodology adapts to the specific compliance and operational requirements of each sector.
SP3D offers two models: a service-based engagement where our team executes the project end-to-end, and a software subscription (DigiPART) where your teams use our platform directly with SP3D's methodology embedded.
100% of the data belongs to the client. SP3D never takes ownership of your parts data, CAD files, or digital passports — in both service and software models.