4 Integrations with CADMATIC Outfitting

View a list of CADMATIC Outfitting integrations and software that integrates with CADMATIC Outfitting below. Compare the best CADMATIC Outfitting integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with CADMATIC Outfitting. Here are the current CADMATIC Outfitting integrations in 2026:

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    AutoCAD

    AutoCAD

    Autodesk

    Autodesk AutoCAD is the world’s leading 2D and 3D CAD software, trusted by millions of architects, engineers, and construction professionals. It provides precision tools to design, draft, and document complex projects across industries. The 2026 version introduces Autodesk AI, enabling automated drafting, smart block recognition, and real-time collaboration through Autodesk Docs. With customizable workspaces, AutoLISP automation, and access to over 1,000 apps, users can streamline every stage of their design workflow. AutoCAD also offers seven specialized industry toolsets that boost productivity by up to 63%, from architecture to electrical and mechanical design. Available on desktop, web, and mobile, AutoCAD empowers professionals to design anywhere with confidence and efficiency.
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    Starting Price: $1,268 per user per year
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    SmartPlant

    SmartPlant

    Hexagon PPM

    Keeping engineering information current and accessible throughout the lifecycle is challenging, but SmartPlant® Foundation (SPF) is a proven custom solution for plant information management. It ensures secure access to plant information, including engineering designs, vendor data, RFQs, specification sheets and all other relevant documents. With SPF, users are enabled to make rapid and accurate design and operational decisions from large and complex data sets during the entire plant lifecycle. SmartPlant® Foundation, the Hexagon PPM total solution for plant information management, ensures secure access to plant information, including engineering designs, vendor data, purchase orders, RFQs, specification sheets, and all ancillary documents to support the plant lifecycle. SmartPlant Foundation enables the user to make rapid and accurate design and operational decisions from large and complex data sets.
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    PDS

    PDS

    Hexagon PPM

    PDS® is a comprehensive, intelligent computer-aided design/engineering application. Production-driven, PDS delivers the best design possible and does it more efficiently to reduce the total installed cost of the project. It enhances value and minimizes risk while preserving the value of data. PDS has been chosen by owner operators and engineering, procurement and construction firms for design projects globally since the mid-1980s. Dynamic walkthroughs that allow operations and maintenance personnel to interactively view the plant before it is constructed. Provides specification-driven design and interference checking both "hard" and "soft." Provides accurate material take-offs, supplies extensive, customizable reference data created to industry standards.
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    CADMATIC Hull
    From basic to detailed production design, hull design software creates 3D models and automatically extracts accurate production data for construction parts of any complexity. We have created our hull design software to make your project execution as simple as possible, no matter your project's complexity. Our CAD/CAM software solution covers all stages of hull design, starting from basic design and creating documentation for classification to a complete 3D detailed model and automatic extraction of production data. Store hull structures topologically for quick and easy modifications. Take your design concepts to the next level with the HiLTop module. Set up and control special dependencies from a single location. Get up-to-date production information directly from the 3D model. Visualize and simulate your build strategy. Define your own report layouts and data fields. CADMATIC Hull allows you to 3D model the entire hull structure from hull surface import until the end of your project.
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