Confidence at the point of use
Operators can access the current released package without searching folders, emails or loosely named files.
Technical document and CNC revision control
One controlled source for every production revision.
Bring drawings, work instructions, setup files and CNC/NC programs into one structured release process. NCTune Revision Manager helps teams review changes, release complete packages and give operators clear access to the revision intended for use.
In active development · working demo · pilot implementations
Outcomes
Control where uncertainty usually enters the process.
The system makes the rules, ownership and current release status visible to the people who need them.
Change without ambiguity
A visible workflow shows what is being prepared, what awaits a decision and what has been released.
A history you can reconstruct
Revision records, comments, decisions and acknowledgements preserve practical context for later review.
Core capabilities
From a working change to a controlled production release.
One flow covers the files, decisions, package integrity and focused production access.
Parts and revisions
Keep related revision states, drawings, instructions and programs together under a clear part record.
Review and approval
Move changes through preparation, review, approval and formal production release.
Frozen release packages
Preserve the exact combination of files issued for a revision, with checksums for later verification.
Documents and NC programs
Drawings, instructions, setup sheets, models, CAM files and machining programs share one context.
NC program comparison
See added, removed and changed lines before making the release decision.
Operator workspace and QR
Current release, instructions, required acknowledgements, holds and direct workstation access.
See the system
The change is visible. The release is unambiguous.
These screens come from a working demonstration build and contain fictional data only.
Pilot workflow
Start with one real revision case.
No need to reorganise every document at once. Begin with a process that can be evaluated together.
Review the current flow
Identify documents, roles, approval points and the way information reaches production.
Configure the process
Agree statuses, permissions, data structure and the required contents of a release package.
Run the pilot
Use one part family, cell or workstation to validate the workflow under real conditions.
Evaluate and extend
Review feedback, refine configuration and plan the next controlled rollout area.
Deployment and support
Aligned with your workflow and IT policy.
Dedicated environment
On-premises or cloud deployment selected around infrastructure, access requirements and pilot scope.
Roles and integrity
Permissions, recorded actions, revision history and checksums support a controlled document flow.
Direct implementation support
Help with process analysis, configuration, pilot data, user onboarding and evaluation.
FAQ
Questions before the first demo.
What types of files can the system manage?
The intended scope includes drawings, work instructions, setup documentation, CNC/NC programs and related production files. Exact formats are confirmed during the pilot.
Is this a replacement for PLM or general document management?
Not necessarily. It focuses on controlled production revisions and releases and may replace fragmented manual work or complement a broader landscape.
What is a released production package?
A preserved snapshot of the files approved together for one revision, making it possible to identify exactly what was issued at that time.
How do operators know which revision to use?
The production workspace presents the current released package, its status and any required instruction or acknowledgement. QR access can open the relevant record directly.
Is the product available now?
NCTune Revision Manager is in active development. Guided demonstrations and pilot implementations are available with the scope agreed around the customer's workflow.
See it on your workflow
Test the system with one real revision case.
Bring one part, one document package and one typical change. We will show how it can move from preparation to a controlled production release.
Contact
Would you like to test Revision Manager on your documentation flow?
Describe your current revision, approval and production-release process. We will propose a practical demo or pilot scope.