Deliverables
The outputs the project owes, with owners, target dates, status, approvals, and supporting context.
Product tour
See how Workbench holds the hardware project together.
Start with project deliverables and ownership, then connect the files, assemblies, vendors, recorded updates, and handoffs the team needs to deliver them.
Hardware project management · design files · vendors · handoffs
Live Workbench product view
The working flow
From project setup to a complete vendor handoff.
Workbench starts with deliverables and connected project records instead of prescribing how every hardware team must develop a product.
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Set up the project
Create one owner-controlled workspace for the hardware project, delivery partners, and project records.
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Define deliverables
Name the output, owner, target date, status, and evidence behind the work.
- 03
Connect product records
Keep assemblies, BOM information, CAD, drawings, and general documents with the project.
- 04
Add and select vendors
Browse vendor choices or bring your own, then preserve selection context and your decision.
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Run the handoffs
Keep contacts, NDA context, quotes, files, recorded updates, and next steps current.
The project record
Every view keeps a different part of the same delivery record clear.
Workbench connects hardware project management and vendor handoffs. Specialist CAD, PDM, PLM, ERP, engineering, compliance, legal, and quality systems still belong where the work requires them.
Files & Docs
CAD, drawings, supplier files, quotes, and general project documents with current-version context.
Assemblies + BOM
The product structure and working parts information connected to project delivery.
Vendors
Vendor choices you find in Workbench or add yourself, with contacts, capabilities, selection context, NDAs, quotes, and files.
Handoffs + updates
The project status, owners, recorded updates, and next actions that keep internal and outside work moving.
Your vendor network
Find vendors in Workbench. Choose and control the relationship.
Compare vendor choices or add partners you already know, then decide whom to outsource to. HardwareHub Consulting is one optional vendor you may consider—not an automatic provider or required part of Workbench.
You remain responsible for vendor due diligence, selection, contracts, technical review, quality requirements, and acceptance of the work. Workbench organizes the record; it does not make or guarantee those decisions.
Explore vendor discoveryBring the hardware project together
Give the deliverables, design files, vendors, and handoffs one current home.
Use Workbench to find, compare, select, and coordinate vendors. You choose whom to engage and keep control of every vendor relationship.