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Onshape Viewer Subscription Plan
Hatzis
Member Posts: 3 ✭
Does Onshape consider a lower-cost subscription plan where users have read-only access to documents (inside a company-team)? Maybe somewhere in the range of $10 to $20 per month would be very reasonable in our case.
The Professional plan makes perfect sense for our engineering / operational engineering. However, we would like to share these documents also with our many more manufacturing workers on their tablets and other devices. It would be helpful in some cases if they can rotate models or lookup a missing measure, and to be sure, that everyone accesses the most recent version of a document. Since we use a cloud-based ERP solution, Onshape could be integrated nicely, I assume.
However, the workers on the job-floor typically do not modify documents and they wouldn't need to access them very often, so the Professional plan wouldn't be reasonably priced for them.
The Professional plan makes perfect sense for our engineering / operational engineering. However, we would like to share these documents also with our many more manufacturing workers on their tablets and other devices. It would be helpful in some cases if they can rotate models or lookup a missing measure, and to be sure, that everyone accesses the most recent version of a document. Since we use a cloud-based ERP solution, Onshape could be integrated nicely, I assume.
However, the workers on the job-floor typically do not modify documents and they wouldn't need to access them very often, so the Professional plan wouldn't be reasonably priced for them.
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