
P3Source is an affordable and intuitive platform for print procurement and resale, specifically tailored to meet the needs of corporate, educational, and non-profit print buyers. Additionally, it provides valuable functionalities for brokers, print management companies, in-plants, and print manufacturers to oversee and resell their work effectively.
Developed by experts with extensive industry experience, P3Source transforms the traditional 'Bid and Buy' RFQ process that is prevalent in the Printing and Marketing Services Sector into a more efficient print procurement management system.
Functioning as a centralized project management hub, P3Source efficiently oversees numerous projects at once, consolidating all pertinent details, files, approvals, notes, and historical information into one easily searchable location. Moreover, it keeps an archive of completed projects for future reference and comprehensive reporting.
The web portals of P3Source seamlessly integrate the supply chain, allowing customers to submit requests, approve projects, and upload production files with ease. Suppliers benefit from the platform as well, enabling them to submit quotes, accept orders, upload shipment information, and issue invoices effortlessly. This cohesive and streamlined approach guarantees swift and convenient transactions for everyone involved.
Embrace the future of print management with P3Source—a solution designed for ease, efficiency, and with your needs at the forefront. With its innovative features and user-centric design, P3Source is poised to redefine how print procurement is approached in various sectors.
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Altium Develop is a collaborative electronics product development platform that helps organizations manage requirements, PCB design, engineering collaboration, and manufacturing readiness from a single workspace.
By connecting Requirements Portal, Altium Designer, and Altium 365, Altium Develop improves visibility across the product lifecycle and helps teams reduce delays caused by disconnected tools, manual processes, and siloed data.
Business Benefits:
•Improve cross-functional collaboration between engineering and operations teams
•Maintain traceability from requirements through delivery
•Accelerate PCB and hardware development projects
• Reduce errors and rework through centralized workflows
• Improve supply chain and BOM visibility
• Support distributed and global engineering teams
Altium Develop is a strong option for organizations comparing solutions such as Autodesk Fusion Electronics, KiCad, Cadence OrCAD, SOLIDWORKS PCB, and Siemens Xpedition, particularly when requirements management, collaboration, and hardware development process maturity are key evaluation criteria.
Best For
• Electronics manufacturers
• Hardware engineering teams
• Product development organizations
• Enterprise PCB design teams
• Requirements-driven hardware programs
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JTAG Maps
JTAG Maps™, a user-friendly extension for Altium, enables engineers to efficiently evaluate the testing capabilities offered by JTAG devices integrated into their designs. Previously, engineers dedicated significant time to manually marking boundary-scan nets within a design to assess their coverage. The boundary scan device model files, known as BSDLs, play an essential role in the JTAG and boundary scanning process by specifying which pins can be manipulated through JTAG. JTAG Maps supports BSDL models and includes an option to 'assume scanner covered.' While many users may opt for the Altium coverage report provided by JTAG Maps, there is also an option to import a more comprehensive analysis. Additionally, data can be exported to JTAG ProVision for in-depth evaluation, allowing engineers to gain further insights. Subsequently, a straightforward message file that encompasses complete fault-coverage details can be re-imported into JTAG Maps for visualization and highlighting purposes. This streamlined process significantly reduces the time engineers need to spend on testing assessments.
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Flux
Flux is online PCB design software for hardware startups, electronics engineers, and product teams. Teams can develop schematics, lay out printed circuit boards, run simulations, and check design rules in a web browser, without installing a desktop EDA application.
The AI assistant supports component research, schematic generation from a plain-language circuit description, component placement, trace routing, and design review. Engineers remain responsible for setting constraints and approving the final design.
Flux supports simultaneous editing, project comments, and access permissions for collaborative hardware development. Teams can reuse community designs and parts, check live component prices and availability, and prepare manufacturing outputs including Gerber, BOM, and pick-and-place files.
For migration, Flux imports Altium ASCII and Cadence EDIF schematic files, plus KiCad component libraries. PCB layouts are not included in these imports.
Trial access includes a limited AI allowance. After the trial, editing or exporting private projects and using AI require a paid subscription. AI usage is metered in Agent Compute Units (ACUs), with included allowances varying by plan. Public-project and community access remain available.
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