CADTALK ERP is an off-the-shelf integration between your building design tools and your ERP. It reads the components and parameters in your Revit models and AutoCAD Architecture drawings and transforms them into manufacturing-ready items, BOMs, and routings.

When you manufacture what Revit designs, from wall panels and modules to MEP assemblies and façade systems, the model has to become a shop-floor BOM. CADTALK does that step, so nobody rebuilds the building component by component in the ERP. It also reads Inventor in the same integration, for shops that detail fabricated parts there.

AutoCAD Architecture

Some prefab shops design in AutoCAD Architecture, or run it on some projects and Revit on others. CADTALK reads the component data from those drawings too, and each tool feeds the same ERP through the same rules.

In prefab and modular work, every project is a new structure with hundreds of components. When someone takes them off the model and keys them into the ERP, the BOM is late, and small mistakes become wrong material on site.

One product record from design to factory

The ERP BOM matches the Revit model or the AutoCAD Architecture drawings. Purchasing, planning, and production work from the same structure the designers signed off on.

Design changes that reach the floor

When the model changes, CADTALK finds the delta and merges it into the ERP, so the factory builds the current design.