Success stories

Credible stories for an early-stage company.

No fake client logos. No inflated numbers. These stories focus on real challenges Tigient can solve in CAD, PLM, AI, data and workflow environments.

Story 01

Accelerating Engineering Reviews

Challenge: Manual CAD reviews slowed product development and created inconsistent feedback.

Approach: Designed an AI-assisted review workflow using feature extraction, engineering rules and human approval.

Outcome: Faster review turnaround, clearer decisions and reduced repetitive engineering effort.

Story 02

Connecting CAD and PLM Workflows

Challenge: Revisions, comments and decisions were spread across disconnected systems.

Approach: Created a unified workflow connecting CAD data, PLM metadata and review history.

Outcome: Better traceability, improved collaboration and faster design release conversations.

Story 03

Reusing Engineering Knowledge

Challenge: Teams repeatedly solved similar design issues without reusing previous decisions.

Approach: Captured approvals, rejections and comments into a reusable knowledge layer.

Outcome: Better design consistency, faster onboarding and reduced knowledge loss.

Story 04

CAD Review Feedback Loop

Challenge: AI recommendations alone were not reliable enough for engineering release decisions.

Approach: Added approve/reject feedback, reviewer comments and decision history into the workflow.

Outcome: AI became more useful because every decision improved future context.

Story 05

Design Rule Setup

Challenge: Engineering rules were difficult to manage because exceptions depended on part type and use case.

Approach: Structured rules as decision trees connected to feature context and review outcomes.

Outcome: Rules became easier to audit, explain and evolve over time.

Story 06

Packaging from Product Dimensions

Challenge: Packaging designs had to be recreated whenever product dimensions changed.

Approach: Created an on-demand packaging workflow driven by product dimensions and constraints.

Outcome: Faster packaging iterations and less manual redesign work.