Collaboration in Jewelry Design: how to share a project with a client easily and safely
Product design is a conversation between your team and the client — and the conversation lives in the model. Here's how design consultancies share SolidWorks projects with clients safely, collect feedback where the geometry is, and keep every revision on record.
Why Client Collaboration Breaks Down
Most client reviews still run on screenshots and email. The client comments on a JPEG, the designer guesses which face they meant, and three versions later nobody is sure which file reflects the feedback. For a design consultancy, that gap costs billable hours — and sometimes the client's confidence.
The fix isn't more meetings. It's giving the client the actual model, in a form they can open without CAD.
Share the Model, Not a Screenshot
Upload a SolidWorks part or assembly to Sibe's Web Dashboard and send the client a free public share link or QR code. They open the full 3D model in any browser, on any device — no SolidWorks license, no Sibe account, no install. You control who sees which version.
Sensitive project? Share links show the geometry without handing over the file — the client sees the design, the source files stay checked in.
Feedback Where the Geometry Is
Reviewers pin comments directly on the 3D model, so "that edge, there" stops being a guessing game. Your team answers in the same thread, and the whole exchange stays attached to the version it was made on. That's how design reviews close in days instead of weeks.
Revisions Under Control
Sibe is a cost-effective Cloud CAD Document Management platform built for SolidWorks teams. Designers check files in and out directly in SolidWorks, every version is recorded automatically with version control, and assembly references stay intact when projects get reorganized. When the client asks what changed since Tuesday, the answer is on record.
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Ken Maren
Chief Solutions Architect
SolidWorks Expert with 30+ Years Experience
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