Support & Training

Guides, tutorials and a team that knows your setup. Learn Cadify at your own pace, or train with us on your own projects.

Training Center

Step-by-step guides for every product. Open a guide to read it here. Video tutorials are in preparation.

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Your first project in Cadify Pro

From an empty room to a first quote.

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  1. Choose your library. After you log in, pick the library you work on. Each company has its own separate library of cabinets, materials and rules.
  2. Draw the room. Press Plan 2D. Draw the walls point by point, add doors and windows, and type an exact length followed by Enter when you need it. Switch back to 3D at any time.
  3. Place the first cabinets. Open a category in the catalog at the bottom and drag a cabinet onto a wall. Cabinets snap to the wall and to each other, and the dimensions appear next to them.
  4. Set the options. Click a cabinet to open its options on the right: sizes, doors, handles, materials and edging. Only the choices your library allows are offered.
  5. Read the quote. The total at the top updates with every change. Cuprins lists every item and lets you export the list.
  6. Share it. Link client creates a 3D link (Spotlight) that your client opens on a phone or computer.

Cadify Enterprise

Design and sell in the cloud with Coohom, then send the same project to production: conversion, cutting, CNC and order tracking.

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  1. Design in the browser. Design the room and the furniture online, from the showroom or from home. Nothing to install.
  2. Renders and 360° tours. Create realistic images at the resolution you need, plus videos and a 360° tour your client opens on a phone.
  3. Convert to production. The Cadify converter turns the Coohom project into parts, drilling and bar codes for production.
  4. Follow the order. The quote lives in Odoo and cutting runs in F5 Order Manager, so everyone can see where the order is.

Cadify Pro

The whole workflow around our own Planner: room and furniture in 3D, client link, drawings, cutting and the CNC, all connected.

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  1. Drawings. Wall elevations with dimensions, the plan of the cabinets with materials, and a sheet for each cabinet are generated from the project. Change the project and the drawings follow.
  2. Cut list. The list of parts shows material, dimensions and edging for each part, so the same data can go to cutting.
  3. Drilling. Connectors, hinges and in-line drilling are placed on each part according to the rules of your company.
  4. Send to production. Press Trimite în producție. The package for the workshop is prepared in one go: parts with codes and labels, one woodWOP program for each part, and the PDF folders with the drawings.
  5. Check before you send. Open Cuprins and the warnings first. Anything that cannot be built with your library is reported there.

CadiCut

Get a price in minutes: optimise how parts fit on boards and see the cost before the job even starts.

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  1. Import the part list. Load the list exported from Cadify, or start from the CSV template and fill in length, width and quantity.
  2. Set the board. Enter the board size, the saw kerf (default 3.8 mm) and the margins (default 15 mm). Parts without grain can be rotated; parts with grain keep their direction.
  3. Run the optimisation. CadiCut arranges the parts on boards in strips, the way a panel saw cuts, and shows each board.
  4. Read the plan. Check the number of boards, the waste and the cutting order, then export the cutting plan.
  5. Get the price. The number of boards gives you a fast price for the job before the project starts.

Cadify Spotlight

Share a 3D link with your client so they can walk around the project and approve it with confidence.

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  1. Create the link. In Cadify Pro, press Link client. The project is published as a 3D link.
  2. Send it. Send the link by email or message. It opens on a phone or computer, with nothing to install.
  3. Explore. Your client can rotate, zoom and see the cabinets and the price.
  4. Explode into parts. The model separates into parts, each with its name, dimensions, material, edging and connectors.
  5. Follow the order. As parts are produced, they change colour on the model, so the client can see the progress.

Cadify Tasks

Keep every job and customer request in one place, with progress your whole team can follow.

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  1. Log in. Use the account created for you. Your role decides what you can see and change.
  2. Create a task. Add a title, the client or project, and a status such as To do, In progress or Done.
  3. Follow progress. The board shows every task in its column, so the team and the client can see what is happening.

CNC Assist

Check CNC programs before cutting and find the right feeds, speeds and tools right at the machine.

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  1. Open a program. Open a woodWOP or Biesse (CIX / BPP) file. The part is drawn so you can see it.
  2. Check tools and operations. Review the tools and the operations in order: drilling, grooves and cuts. Compare them with the drawing.
  3. Cutting regimes. Look up speeds and feeds for your tool and material.
  4. Alarms. Find what an alarm means and how to clear it.

Video tutorials

Short videos for the most common tasks. For now the written guides above cover everything; the videos are on their way.

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Cadify Pro

Your first project in Cadify Pro

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Cadify Pro

Send a project to production

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CadiCut

A price in minutes

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Spotlight

Share a 3D link with your client

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CNC Assist

Check a CNC program

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Cadify Tasks

Create and follow a task

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Learn the way that suits you

Self-paced guides for everyone, and hands-on training when you want it done together.

GuidesStep by step

Short written guides with pictures for each product.

VideoTutorials

Short videos for the most common tasks. In preparation.

LiveTraining with us

Training for your team, on your own projects and library.

FAQQuick answers

The questions we hear most, answered below.

Need help?

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