Solved Grid performance in Cad (1 Viewer)

I'm not as clever as you, and it seems I have some problems understanding it.
They want to upload a 3D file and your program find a file that previously has been quoted and is close to uploaded file in shape and size?
They want to categorise all the past jobs they have done according to the attributes they mentioned in their request, with their associated CAD models, drawings and quotes, so that every time they get a new job request they can compare it to their similar past jobs, and re-use their quotes as a template to quickly generate the new quotes. Missing from their attributes list used for categorisation is the PartType so they can group similar parts together. If they want to do geometric matches, they will also have to enter those values for each job so it can search and find similar geometric values in all their previous jobs. That's going to be a lot of data entry. They're going to be storing CAD models and drawings created with different software tools.
 
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They want to categorize all the past jobs they have done according to the attributes they mentioned in their request, with their associated CAD drawings and quotes, so that every time they get a new job request they can compare it to their similar past jobs, and re-use their quotes as a template to quickly generate the new quotes. Missing from their attributes list used for categorisation is the PartType so they can group similar parts together.
If it's the case I understand that, because we are actually doing the same. We have even gone several steps further and even the NC programs for parts are managed and transferred to CNC machines via this database, and based on the exported data from these machines, the stocks are built.
Even used tools for production line is saved in the database to be used in future productions.

I simply was puzzled by "we would upload the 3D file to return a result to geometric matches" in the image you posted.

Thanks for explaining.
 

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