• Start here: the Sibe onboarding series

  Twelve short videos take your SolidWorks team from sign-up to an approved revision. Watch in order, open the written guide for any step, or book a demo.Some readers

• Create your Sibe account

  Create your Sibe account in three screens, no credit card. Sign up, answer the setup survey and land in a working workspace. Video and steps inside.Some readers

• Install the Sibe add-in for SolidWorks

  Install the Sibe add-in for SolidWorks on Windows. One setting, two housekeeping steps that prevent most install problems, plus troubleshooting.Some readers

• Complete the Setup Guide: your first CAD import

  Finish all four Setup Guide steps in one sitting: sign in from SolidWorks, cache a folder, and check in your first assembly with references intact.Few readers

• Workspace settings: metadata, sync and references

  Set your whole workspace from one page: which SolidWorks custom properties show as columns, which folders cache locally, and how broken references get fixed.Few readers

• Seats, roles and folder permissions

  Give a reviewer access to every model without a CAD seat. How Sibe seats, roles and folder permissions differ, and how to change anyone's access later.Few readers

• Set up billing and choose your plan

  Move off the Free plan: choose Business or Business Plus, pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and open up seats for your team. Owner-only, in Settings.Few readers

• Upload CAD files: web upload vs local import

  Two ways to get CAD into Sibe: drag it into the browser, or check it in from SolidWorks with references intact. Learn which one to use, and when.Few readers

• Versions, references and where-used

  See a file's version, workflow state, who has it checked out and every assembly it is used in — all from a browser, without opening SolidWorks.Few readers

• View SolidWorks models in any browser

  Send a colleague a SolidWorks assembly and they rotate, section and measure it in a browser tab. No CAD seat, nothing to install, works on phones.Few readers

• Markup and comment on 3D models

  Pin feedback to the exact face it is about. Comment on a 3D model, attach files, tag the thread, mention a teammate and mark the thread closed.Some readers

• Share models: links, QR codes and embeds

  Hand someone a link, a QR code or an embed of a SolidWorks model. No account needed on their side, nothing to install. Reset a link at any time.Few readers

• Releases: revisions and approvals

  Take an assembly and everything under it from In Progress to an approved revision in one pass, with the approver and release notes recorded against it.Few readers

• The Sibe add-in for SolidWorks, in depth

  Run your whole day from the add-in panel, directly in SolidWorks: find a file, see who has it, check it out, and check it back in with a note.Some readers

• Sibe installation from a security perspective

  How the Sibe add-in installs on Windows: permissions, install location, what data reaches the cloud, where it is stored, and domains to whitelist.Some readers