CODEWARE, INC.
SARASOTA, FLORIDA

Codeware Webinars Open for Registration to stay informed on future Codeware webinars. Codeware On-Demand Webinars Authored by L. Bildy, P.Eng., President, Codeware, Inc. Codeware Announces New Shopfloor Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Offering Codeware today announced the launch of Codeware Shopfloor®, a breakthrough online software platform that manages fabrication-related documentation for ASME® pressure vessels and heat exchangers. Shopfloor provides fabrication shops with a seamless way to coordinate the activities of their engineering, quality control and drafting departments while ensuring ASME Section IX code compliance. “This marks the second platform ever introduced by Codeware. With Shopfloor, our goal was to revolutionize how fabrication shops coordinate their work and provide client-deliverables,” said Nicole Bildy, Codeware’s General Manager. “For example, to manage welds in Shopfloor clients can simply import a COMPRESS®-designed equipment model, review auto-suggested procedures and welders and then send a solid model of the equipment, complete with WPS references, to drafting.” Shopfloor is a Native Cloud Application (NCA) that offers the latest in data management, access and security. It also provides: Sales, product support and third party application development based in Sarasota, Florida, USA. Codeware is an Autodesk® Developer Network (ADN) Member and a SOLIDWORKS® Solution Partner. Joining Codeware’s team provides you with access to a variety of programs and benefits designed to help you balance and enjoy your personal and professional commitments. 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