ProSoft offers several products and services designed to help CAD Managers and users work more efficiently with CAD standards.

NetSPEX

NetSPEX is an enterprise-wide CAD standards management system that runs seamlessly in both MicroStation and AutoCAD. It provides a database-driven, web-enabled design environment for CAD standards enforcement and project collaboration among local, remote, and external design teams. NetSPEX makes it possible to develop, manage, deploy, and verify multiple CAD standards from a single database, including parent and dependent standards.

NetSPEX includes the complete A/E/C CADD Standard, developed by the U.S. Army Corps CADD/GIS Technology Center, as well as the ability to create and customize unlimited additional standards. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers CADD/GIS Technology Center developed the A/E/C CADD Standard in order to reduce redundant CAD standardization efforts among its federal partners. The standard is part of an initiative to consolidate existing CAD drafting standards into a format generic enough to operate under various CAD software packages, such as MicroStation and AutoCAD, and to incorporate existing industry and national standards. NetSPEX includes the complete A/E/C CADD Standard - with 14 predefined disciplines, 120 drawing types, hundreds of layer definitions, drawing components, and CAD resources.

NetSPEX includes CAD standards compliance checking and a unique ability to deliver XML-based CAD standards for MicroStation and AutoCAD to sub-consultants and remote project participants. Modules include NetSPEX Server, NetSPEX Administrator, NetSPEX Designer, NetSPEX Compliance Checker, and NetSPEX Compliance Reader.

SiteMenu

SiteMenu is an interface development toolkit used to deploy CAD standards and design automation in MicroStation and AutoCAD. SiteMenu offers customizable menu bars, a command spreadsheet dialog, and an integrated browser – each designed to conserve screen space while enforcing CAD standards. SiteMenu is used to run commands; set drawing attributes such as layer, color, line style, and weight; load symbols (blocks and cells) and settings; launch macros, MDLs, ARX, and AutoLISP applications; and link to custom user documentation.