Avera Drive
Avera Drive puts your projects on the desktop as folders and files. It feels like the cloud drive your team already uses, and it works with your native applications. The difference: every file is a controlled item, with versions, links, lifecycle, and an audit trail behind it.
Projects as folders, documents as files, opened with the applications your team already works in. No new habits to learn.
Drawings, models, evidence: each file carries versions, links, lifecycle state, and an audit trail. The desktop is a window onto the system of record, not a copy of it.
Check a document out, edit it in its native application, and check it back in as a new version, attributed and auditable.
A branch mounts as its own folder beside the project, so a cited path always says which line of work it belongs to.
Drop in a native CAD assembly and Avera extracts its structure: parts and BOM lines land as items, proposed for review, never silently imported. The engineering file and the engineering record stop being two different truths.