NC program management

Consistent NC programs, every time.

MTWorkflow enforces your naming convention and folder structure at postprocessing — no manual renaming, no wrong folders, no outdated versions left in the wrong place.

Before and after

Without MTWorkflow
1001 - klaas copy (2) FINAL_v3.nc
With MTWorkflow
JOB-1001_OP10_VMC650.nc

Correct archive folder. Correct name. Every postprocessing run.

Why it matters

NC naming errors are more expensive than they look.

A wrong filename or incorrect archive path is not just untidy. It causes version confusion, delays production and makes traceability impossible. These are preventable problems.

Version confusion

When NC programs aren't named consistently, machine operators end up loading the wrong revision. MTWorkflow makes the correct version unambiguous.

Traceability loss

A program in the wrong folder or with a non-standard name is effectively lost. Audits, re-runs and change tracking all depend on consistent NC file management.

Manual rework

Renaming and moving files after every postprocessing run is repetitive work that adds up. MTWorkflow eliminates this step entirely.

How it works

Your naming convention, enforced automatically.

MTWorkflow applies your NC program settings at postprocessing time — the filename and output folder are resolved from the job data, not typed manually.

1
Set up once in the admin panelDefine the naming convention, output folder structure and machine post-processor mapping for your company.
2
Select machine and post-processorOperators pick from approved machine configurations inside the Fusion 360 panel — no free text fields.
3
One-click postprocessingMTWorkflow resolves the filename and folder path from the job context and runs the postprocessor. The NC file goes to the right place.

Beta program

Standardise your NC program workflow.

First month free. Works inside Fusion 360 — no separate software.

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