Solution

Tech packs that stay editable

Artifax generates a tech pack that stays editable after it is created. A spec change is an edit in the pack and the vendor still receives the format they expect.

Technical callouts page from an Artifax tech pack for a multi-pocket utility vest, with front and back flats marked with measurements and stitch notes
Artifax screen for Tech packs that stay editable

Why static tech packs cost money

A tech pack exported as a flat document is a snapshot. The moment a measurement, a trim or a colour changes, someone rebuilds it, and the version the factory holds may not be the version design believes is current.

Almost every production error traced back to documentation is a version error rather than a specification error.

Change a spec and the pack updates

Because measurements, materials and the bill of materials are auto-filled from the design files and product libraries rather than typed in, changing the source changes the pack. Colorway-specific instructions follow the same route.

Vendors still receive the format they are used to. The editability stays on your side of the handoff.

Where this sits

This is the same tech pack engine behind tech pack generation. This page is about what happens after generation, when the specification moves.

Related

See also tech pack generation, tech pack, or read how Artifax fits the rest of the workflow.

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