My name is Hristo Guentchev, and I'm managing director of Prototyp, a facade engineering office.
BricsCAD covers all 2D, and almost all of our 3D tools you need.
It combines features from almost all software packages that we use,
and it integrates them into one software product.
It uses a very widespread data format, DWG, which is the standard format in the industry.
In addition to that, as we work in the construction industry, you are able to create BIM models.
Which is also something that we need more often in our job.
What distinguishes BricsCAD, is the Sheet Metal module, which is very helpful.
Engineers are not determined by the tool they are using, they are determined by what they know.
In some cases, the 3D path is more productive, and in some cases, the 2D path is more productive.
If your engineers are used to working in 2D,
it's much easier for them to start working in 3D with BricsCAD, than with any other tool.
Because you just follow the same pattern.
This is one of the good things, that you keep everything in one format [DWG].
We want to be convinced every year, by our supplier, why to buy the new version.
It's a more equal partnership with the provider of such an important thing as your software.
This is the reason why we like to have software that we really purchase.