A recurring programming queue
Discuss ongoing CAM support for a regular flow of production work, with the workload and scope agreed together.
External press-brake CAM programming
Your press brakes.
Our CAM expertise.
Specialist programming capacity for recurring production. Prepared for your machine, control and tooling.
- YOUR SOURCES
- STEP, DXF & drawings
- YOUR SETUP
- Machine, control & tooling
- YOUR DELIVERY
- Agreed NC & setup files
01 / The delivery
The current revision.
All in one place.
Agreed programming outputs, delivered through your authenticated client Portal. Clear revision context, right where you retrieve your files.
- Part and revision context
- Available outputs and download actions
Shown: NC delivery. Other outputs depend on the agreed scope.
Built for recurring production
When the workload grows,
add programming capacity.
More capacity alongside your team
Bring in specialist programming support while your team retains machine setup and shop-floor validation.
An established production setup
Start with your existing machine, control, tooling and source information. We confirm technical fit before work begins.
Founder-led specialist service. You work directly with Patrik, the specialist programming your jobs. The iBendify Portal supports the collaboration with files, technical questions, status, revisions and controlled delivery.
02 / The process
From your sources.
Through to delivery.
A clear route from the information you already have to programming prepared for your production setup.
- 01
Start with your sources
Share the STEP, DXF, drawings and job context you already have.
Existing production information - 02
Resolve the gaps
We use what is already defined and clarify only missing or ambiguous details.
Targeted technical clarification - 03
Program & review
CAM programming and technical review for your agreed machine, control and tooling.
Your programming context - 04
Retrieve your outputs
Access the agreed NC files and setup documentation through your client Portal.
Controlled delivery
Your team remains responsible for machine setup, first-piece checks and shop-floor validation.
03 / Your client Portal
Know what's moving.
See what's delivered.
Explore the workspace, from the order and its machine context to downloading the delivered outputs together.
Client login
Your work, in one workspace.
See active work, delivery history and the navigation to Orders, Machines and Team.
Full desktop Overview with sidebar. Mobile capture uses the Portal’s compact navigation. Captures contain example data from separate QA sessions.
Several parts. One order.
Keep the parts for an order together, with their references, quantities and status visible in the workspace.
Actual parts list from example Order #197. The desktop table becomes individual part cards on mobile.
The intended machine stays in view.
See the target machine and control attached to the order. Technical fit is established for your specific setup before recurring work begins.
Order context showing the example machine and control. This is not a capture of the Machines configuration page or a compatibility approval.
Retrieve the order’s outputs together.
Download the available production outputs for your order in one ZIP package, without retrieving every file individually.
The real Download Package (ZIP) action is shown before the required acknowledgement is checked. Available contents depend on the delivered outputs and agreed scope.
1 / 4 — Overview
04 / Technical fit
Your setup.
Our starting point.
We confirm the programming context before recurring work begins. Then reuse it until something changes.
Compatibility is established for the agreed setup.
- 01Production sources
- Existing STEP, DXF, drawings and job context. Missing information is clarified.
- 02Machine & control
- Compatibility and postprocessor fit confirmed for your specific setup.
- 03Tooling & process
- Relevant tooling, material and bending requirements established for the work.
- 04Agreed outputs
- NC files and setup documentation. Additional formats only where supported and agreed.
- 05Customer validation
- Machine setup, first-piece checks and shop-floor validation remain with your team.
05 / Let’s talk production
More work ahead?
Add CAM capacity.
Start with your machine and an approximate workload. No production files are needed for this first enquiry.
- 01Review your workload
We follow up by email to understand what you need.
- 02Confirm technical fit
Check the machine, control, tooling and expected outputs.
- 03Agree how we work
Set the scope and onboarding steps before programming begins.
Prefer email? Start the conversation here.
Before we begin
Good questions.
Clear answers.
FAQ
01Is this an ongoing service?
The focus is recurring external CAM programming for manufacturing teams. We discuss your expected workload and agree the collaboration before work starts. Portal access supports that service; it is not a self-serve programming subscription.
02How is the collaboration priced?
We discuss your recurring workload, technical setup and expected outputs, then propose an individual scope and commercial terms. There is no public per-part checkout. Sending an enquiry starts that discussion; it does not place an order.
03Can we agree a delivery schedule?
Tell us your workload and timing requirements in the enquiry. Scope, available capacity and the information needed for programming are discussed before a schedule is agreed. Submitting a request does not reserve capacity or confirm a turnaround time.
04Will you support our machine and control?
We confirm fit against your actual machine, control and tooling before accepting recurring work — a brand or control family alone isn't enough. That check happens once during onboarding, then carries forward unless your setup changes.
05What sources and outputs can we use?
We start from your existing STEP, DXF, drawings and job context, use what is already defined, and clarify only missing or ambiguous details. Portal New Order accepts STEP/STP or IGES/IGS geometry, with PDF reference documents. It does not accept DXF, image drawings or ZIP uploads, and cannot create a drawing-only order. Discuss how to provide those sources before submission. Outputs depend on the agreed setup and can include NC code, setup-sheet PDF and DXF unfold; DXF output does not imply DXF upload support.
06How do Portal access and revisions work?
Access is invite-only through your authenticated client Portal. Changes are requested explicitly there; each release stays attached to its order, so a newer file is never silently assumed current, and superseded output is clearly marked.
07Do we need another CAM system or remote access?
Not in the normal model. Programming happens in iBendify's own environment once your setup is confirmed — we don't need live access to your CAM system or programming PC. Any exception is agreed during technical fit.
Practical guides