Structure the part’s quality reference
Within the configured scope, the digital twin associates 3D files, requirements and validation documents. Critical dimensions belong to an advanced quality or qualification scope.
Platform
Connect part records, suppliers and orders in one working environment.
A software foundation for preparing on-demand manufacturing with your teams.
The part at the centre of the workflow
GhostMatter uses the digital twin as the foundation for quality management in MaaS — Manufacturing as a Service, where manufacturing is delivered as an on-demand service. For each part, it connects technical data, requirements and validation information to the quote, order and tracking workflow.
In the GhostMatter method, the digital twin is essential to quality management. It gives teams a shared reference without replacing their decisions or the agreed checks.
Within the configured scope, the digital twin associates 3D files, requirements and validation documents. Critical dimensions belong to an advanced quality or qualification scope.
Your Ghost space is your teams’ working environment, with simple administrator and user roles. Sharing between spaces requires the feature to be enabled and appropriate permissions.
Prepare a request with your private suppliers or the Ghost network, the network of manufacturing partners accessible through GhostMatter. The workflow takes account of part qualification: approval for a defined application and manufacturing conditions.
Find quotes, statuses and tracking information associated with your parts. Histories cover orders and production recorded in GhostMatter.
GhostMatter is built as a modular platform. Teams can start with a focused use case, then expand toward a broader digital inventory and cloud manufacturing operating model.
The value comes from how modules connect to move from static data to controlled production.
GhostMatter turns fragmented part information into a structured operational workflow. Each step adds the data, rules, rights, and evidence required to move safely from file to production.
Gather 3D files, drawings and available information for selected parts.
Associate requirements and useful documents within the configured scope.
Have acceptance criteria reviewed by the teams responsible for qualification decisions.
Prepare requests with selected suppliers for the agreed manufacturing conditions.
Find orders and production recorded in GhostMatter to prepare subsequent discussions.
GhostMatter connects the teams that usually work in silos: supply chain, maintenance, operations, quality, procurement, IT, and innovation.
Ghost spaces support simple administrator and user roles. Inter-space sharing depends on enabled features and configured permissions.
Identify parts to review according to supply needs.
Provide application context, part references and available information.
Define the scope of requests and the people involved.
Scope integrations with your systems, including any configuration, development and validation.
Define acceptance criteria and coordinate human approvals.
Explore an initial part scope before considering expansion.
Digital inventory only works when every file, rule, decision, and production route is controlled.
Permissions are defined at space level. Quality requirements and human decisions must be agreed with the teams involved.
This governance layer helps industrial teams move from reactive sourcing to controlled production readiness.
Organize the space with simple administrator and user roles.
Connect the need to selected suppliers and agreed manufacturing conditions.
Find 3D file versions associated with the record.
Associate useful documents within the configured scope. Their presence does not prove conformity.
View orders and production recorded in GhostMatter.
Your teams can prepare part records with our support or ask us to handle agreed stages. Information collection, record preparation and coordination of approvals are defined around your needs.
Acceptance criteria and responsibilities are defined with the teams involved. Having a digital part record does not by itself authorize manufacturing.
The scope of the software and industrial support is defined with you.
The demo introduces part records, Ghost spaces and the request and tracking workflow. Assessing your parts is a separate conversation.