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Cremmjoy moved four engineers and a 2,000-part SolidWorks assembly off SharePoint, and was live in under 20 minutes. The Sibe add-in runs inside SolidWorks 2019 to 2026. There’s no server to provision and no VPN for remote access, and imported assemblies keep their references to parts and drawings. Files are encrypted with AES-256 and backed up daily, and Sibe is SOC 2 Type II audited. In a free 20-minute demo, Ken Maren walks through the same setup on a real assembly.

An M6 screw sits 8 times in the housing and 4 times in each of 2 shaft subassemblies. The build needs 16. A hand count gets 12. Sibe builds an indented BOM from the SolidWorks assembly at check-in and counts every part that repeats across subassemblies. It pulls in the part numbers and materials you already keep in SolidWorks. Purchasing reads it in a browser without SolidWorks, and it exports to Excel or CSV. Ken Maren shows it on a real assembly in a free 20-minute demo.

Rebuilding the BOM by hand after every change? Sibe counts quantities at check-in, including parts that repeat across subassemblies.

Worried the switch turns into an IT project? Install the Sibe add-in, connect SolidWorks and start with one project in under 20 minutes.

What 20 minutes with Ken Maren covers: A check-in from inside SolidWorks, saved as a new version. The version history, with who changed what and when. A free Visitor Link: the 3D model opened in a browser by someone with no SolidWorks and no account. The rest of the time is for your questions about your own setup. Ken has worked in SolidWorks for 30+ years.

Still comparing tools for your SolidWorks files? Give Ken Maren 20 minutes. He’s worked in SolidWorks for 30+ years and runs the demo himself.