Integration & licensing

StampKit – feature detection for your ERP or CAQ system

The detection engine that powers DrawingStamp Pro is also available to build in. Licensed as a component, it runs inside your own system landscape — on your machines, without a cloud, without a drawing ever leaving the building.

The core

Not a rebuild. The same detection.

StampKit is the detection core of DrawingStamp Pro, moved into a library of its own. It is neither a re-implementation of the method nor a frozen second version — it is the same code that finds the features inside the application itself. Whatever improves there improves in your integration too.

A technical drawing becomes structured inspection characteristics: dimensions, tolerances, GD&T specifications and surface finishes — each with its position on the drawing, its category and the evaluated tolerance range. What your system builds from that is up to you: an inspection plan, a feature list, a record in your database.

Where it fits

Right where your process already runs.

Nobody enjoys switching programs just to number a drawing. It makes more sense for the characteristics to appear where the work is happening anyway.

01

CAQ & quality assurance

Inspection plans and feature lists come from the drawing instead of the keyboard. Inspection planning starts with complete data, not with a re-typing job — and so does the first article inspection report.

02

ERP & work preparation

How many inspection characteristics does this part have? The answer is available during costing — not once the drawing reaches the measuring room.

03

Metrology

Characteristics and their tolerances move into the coordinate measuring machine software without anyone re-typing values. That is exactly where the transposed digits appear that nobody ever traces back.

04

Your own applications

Customer portal, shop-floor guidance, batch processing in the background: the detection holds no state, so several drawings may run at once on several cores.

Technical

One library, seven functions.

Interface
A native C++ library addressed through a deliberately narrow C interface. Anything able to load a C library can call it — whether your system is written in .NET, Java, Python or C++.
Mode of operation
Runs inside your application’s own process. No service to start, no database, no network connection.
Concurrency
Stateless and re-entrant — several drawings run simultaneously on several cores without getting in each other’s way.
Platforms
Windows, macOS and Linux.
C interface Windows macOS Linux .NET · Java · Python · C++ no network connection multi-threaded

To be clear: StampKit is the detection core, not the entire chain. Reading the drawing — PDF, TIFF and the text recognition for scans — belongs to the reading layer of DrawingStamp Pro and is licensed along with it. Exactly how the integration looks in your case is something we work out together at the start rather than promise here.

Confidentiality

The drawings stay in the building.

The detection works entirely on your hardware. There is no service that receives drawings and no path by which one could leave. For parts under a non-disclosure agreement, that is often the exact point where approval would otherwise stall.

Licensing

As an integration or OEM licence.

StampKit is licensed for use inside your system — for your own operation in-house just as much as for inclusion in a product you sell to your own customers.

Scope, term and price depend on how and how often the detection runs: a handful of drawings a day in work preparation is a different matter from a portal grinding through entire drawing sets in the background. So there is no price tag here on spec — the price is on request.

Either way it starts with a conversation about your case: which system, what kind of drawings, what volume.

Why StampKit is a library and not a web service →

Enquiry

Tell us about your case.

Write a few lines about which system is involved and what should happen with it. You will get an honest assessment back — including when StampKit is not the right fit for you.

The contact details are in the imprint. Feel free to say straight away which system is involved — then we can make the first reply a concrete one.