BuildMint
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01 / Design workspace

Give every product choice a place to live.

Build a factory-ready product definition from customer evidence, requirements, CAD, materials, approvals, and change decisions. Everyone works from the same current release.

ARKO / DESIGN RELEASE 04

Insulated vessel assembly

REV 04 APPROVED
PARTS12
APPROVALS09
OPEN NOTES02

304 steel material calloutLocked

Lid vent requirementReview

Matte sea-blue finishSample

From signal to specification

A clear path from
why it matters to how it works.

Keep research evidence and engineering detail linked, so the product stays anchored in what customers need as it becomes ready to manufacture.

STEPWORKSPACEOWNERSTATEOUTPUT
01Opportunity briefProductLockedCustomer need
02Requirements and constraintsDesignLockedProduct spec
03CAD, parts, and materialsEngineeringIn reviewRev 04
04DFM and approval reviewOperations2 decisionsRelease gate

Revision control that people use

Show the current answer—and the decision behind it.

BuildMint gives each product part a clear release state. Teams can compare what changed, resolve comments in context, and record the approval before files move to a supplier.

Versioned CAD, drawings, renders, specs, and bills of materialsREV 04
Change requests with impact on cost, timeline, and customer valueVISIBLE
Named review gates before any manufacturing file is releasedAPPROVED

Release health

Design ready for the people who need to make it.

Get a focused view of whether the product definition can actually move into sourcing and production.

COMPONENTS12All mapped
FILES26Current revision
REVIEWS02Still open
DFM86%Ready

No handoff cliff

Send suppliers a brief
that is actually factory-ready.

When design is ready, BuildMint packages only the approved version of each part, requirement, and quality condition into an RFQ-ready release.

01Lock the specification

Choose the product release, approved materials, and quality requirements.

02Check manufacturability

Flag design constraints and DFM questions before an RFQ reaches a factory.

03Generate the quote pack

Collect drawings, BOM, packaging needs, test criteria, and expected volume.

04Start sourcing in context

Suppliers see a controlled package, not a string of forwarded attachments.

Next: sourcing

Ready to put the
release in market.

Move your approved product definition into a controlled RFQ and supplier comparison.

Explore Sourcing ↗