Module 1. General presentation of the software using a costing example; basic concepts.

• Complete processing of a call for tenders.
• Product characterization
• Decomposition of product lines; definition of phases, operations, and forms.
• Analysis of calculated times and costs
• Simulation options for costing variants.
• Translation from costs to prices.
• Price simulation; Editions.
• Order validation.
• Quote and customer statistics in the project section.
• Use of existing costings.

Module 2. Costing mechanical parts without having their numerical definition.

• Use of the machining and sheet metal operations library.
• Definition of a phase: development, preparation, and execution activities.
• Results analysis.
• Definition of a sawing, cutting, turning, milling, grinding, bending, and welding operation.

Module 3. Work organization.

• Network operation.
• Search functions in Costing history
• Possibilities for importing and exporting costing data
• Possibilities for importing and exporting technology repository data.
• Document attachment
• Organizing files and data.

Module 4. Workflow from a CAD file.

• Choosing the part family
• Processing CAD files of machined parts from solid pieces
• Processing CAD files of cut-folded-welded parts
• Processing CAD files of machined and sheet metal parts with welded assembly
• TechniQuote 3D viewer features: Selection functions, model geometry query CAD, coupling between the viewer and the costing.

Module 5. Creating a Repository

• Adding a standard purchased component to the database.
• Creating a library of reference operations or products.

Module 6. Customization

• Overview of configuration options.
• Modifying machine parameters.
• Creating a turning/milling machine and adding an associated section.
• Creating a cutting machine or welding station and adding an associated section.
• Configuring a time standard group associated with a workstation.
• Creating a customized work configuration. Modifying the screen layout.
• Adding a material and associating it with an existing class.
• Defining materials; manufacturing condition classes.
• Structuring technological data.
• Defining a heat treatment or surface treatment operation.
• Defining a custom operation with a parameter.
• Defining a subcontracting operation.