CAD CAM jewellery software that ends in a job card

Software that runs the jewellery design department rather than draws the model. Your designers keep using the CAD tool they already know; this is the layer around it — who is working on which design, against which order, whether it has been reviewed and approved, where the file and the render live, which mould exists on the CAM side, and how the approved design becomes a job card on the factory floor.

No. Valenza does not model. It manages the department: CAD Working as the live queue, CAD Review for the approval, CAD Library for the files, CAD Images for the renders, CAD Reports for the output, and CAD Fields as the master that decides what a CAD job records. Your modelling tool stays exactly as it is.

An order carries its design, the CAD job is reviewed and approved, and the order becomes a job card on Order Job Card or Design Job Card. From there the bag goes to wax — Make a Tree — then melting and casting, and the same record is what Department Stocks, the Bag Transaction Report and Track Orders Status read.

Yes. My CAD Tasks, My CAD Files and My CAD Reports give a designer his own queue, his own files and his own output, and the manual side has My Manual Tasks, My Manual Reports and My Design. A department head sees the whole department through My Department; each user gets exactly the screens their role allows.

Yes, as its own department. Manual Tasks, Manual Review, Manual Designer, Manual Directory, Manual Library and Manual Report work the same way the CAD screens do, with Manual Field as the master for what a manual job records — because most Indian factories still start plenty of work on paper.

Yes. Mould Library sits in the CAM department, so a repeat order can start from a mould that already exists instead of going back through design.

In the style department: Design List with its Design Code master, Product Card as the master card for a style, Design Gallery as the pictures, Design History for what changed and when, and Client Design for designs that belong to a client. Attribute Masters, Tone Master and Size / Length Master describe a style once for every screen after it.

Three specific jobs, each from a photograph of a piece. AI Image Search finds the same or a similar design in your own library. AI Metal Tone shows the piece in another metal tone. AI Catalogue Copy writes the catalogue line. They run on your own AI provider account — that provider bills you for usage, and Valenza connects, configures and tests the key.

No. The design department is part of Valenza Manufacturing, which is one module covering the whole factory — 416 screens across 55 department menus. There is no separate CAD licence to buy and no department sold as an add-on.

One all-in-one plan: every module, unlimited users, unlimited departments and unlimited units. There is a one-time setup charge, quoted on your own factory data and hardware, and then a monthly AMC that covers support, updates and new features. The setup is quoted rather than published because it depends on how much data has to come across, how many departments and units you run, and which scales, printers, scanners or RFID readers you use — so book a demo and we will scope it with you. The AMC figure is on the pricing page.