Extend the Value of Your Digital Prototype

Autodesk Inventor Publisher software extends Digital Prototyping to your technical communications teams by giving them the ability to leverage the same digital model used in the design to manufacturing process. By utilising the 3D CAD model, documentation can be developed concurrently with design, so companies can begin the documentation process sooner—helping reduce costly delays and allowing for faster time to market.

Increase Customer Satisfaction

Documentation is an important part of your customer’s interaction with your product, and visual, easily understood instructions can help improve their experience. With the tools in Autodesk Inventor Publisher you can create clear and accurate assembly, operation, and repair instructions that help customers better understand how your product works, and help reduce erosion of profitability due to product returns.

Avoid Assembly Errors

Communicate with the shop floor more effectively by explaining complex processes and assembly instructions through animated or interactive visualisations to show exactly how each step should be performed. Reduce the wasted time and money that can result from unclear or misunderstood documentation provided in cumbersome text-based manuals.

Keep Documentation Accurate and Up-to-Date

Because Autodesk Inventor Publisher software reads data directly from the 3D design model, the opportunity to introduce errors manually is significantly reduced. And with the ability to make associative updates from models created in Autodesk® Inventor® software, your documentation can stay accurate, easily keeping pace with changes to the design.

No CAD Experience? No Problem

Designed specifically for technical communications professionals, the intuitive tools in Inventor Publishermake it easy for non-CAD users to leverage 3D CAD data directly to create highly visual documentation. By reducing the dependency on engineering to create material from the 3D design data, technical documentation teams can work more effectively and engineering can be freed up to focus on new product development and innovation.