What is planned
Where Ciclo stands today, the work that is scheduled next, and the things it is deliberately not going to do.
Where it stands
Parts, bills of materials, change orders and revisions work, and Ciclo has been moved onto the suite’s shared tenancy, design system and sign-in — a company, a member and an invitation now mean the same thing here as in the other three products.
Remaining work is about the rules a real engineering change process needs.
Planned work
What is being built
Grouped by theme and ordered by intent. These are horizons, not dates — nothing on this page is a delivery commitment, and the order can change when a customer gives us a reason to change it.
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Change control that holds under concurrency
A change order is a claim about what a product will be, and two engineers editing one at the same time must not be able to silently overwrite each other. This group makes the change process correct when more than one person is using it.
- A change order’s part list that merges rather than replaces
- One authoritative revision sequence, not two implementations of it
- Part and change-order numbering that cannot collide under concurrent creates
- Approval and promotion enforced server-side rather than in the client
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Deviations that expire
A temporary deviation from a bill of materials is only safe if it stops being valid. Today the expiry is recorded and nothing acts on it.
- Deviation expiry actually enforced, not merely stored
- Notice before a deviation lapses, to whoever owns the part
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Administration across tenants
Ciclo used to run on its own infrastructure with its own admin surface. Moving onto the shared platform retired that surface; rebuilding it on the platform is the remaining piece of the migration.
- A cross-tenant administration surface on the shared platform
- Decommissioning the legacy standalone project and its credentials
Out of scope
Not on the roadmap
Said plainly, because the alternative is a sales conversation that ends in disappointment. If one of these is the thing you need, Ciclo is not the product for it.
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CAD file editing
Ciclo manages the record of a part, not its geometry. Drawings attach; they are not authored here.
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MRP and production scheduling
A manufacturing system consumes Ciclo’s bill of materials. It is not the same product.
How this is maintained
Every item above corresponds to work tracked in our own issue tracker, and this page is rewritten from that tracker rather than kept by hand. What is not shown: unfixed defects and security work, which belong in the tracker until they are closed, not on a product page.
Want the detail behind a line on this page, or a view of where something sits? Write to dmoore@dwmmholdings.com and ask.
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