Something your team can review.
A formal offer can describe the product, subscription period, seat count and commercial terms needed for approval.
CADBuds / For teams
Your engineering tool.
Your buying process.
Vectorian is being prepared for individual engineers and organisations that purchase software through procurement.
Room for company requirements.
Tell us if your process needs a purchase order reference, company billing fields, bank transfer or a requested payment term.
Plan beyond the first seat.
Compatibility, activation and seat management will be documented before a multi-user deployment begins.
A practical path
From interest to rollout.
The first company purchases can be handled carefully without forcing your procurement team through a consumer checkout.
Tell us what you need
Share your expected seat count, Inventor versions, country and purchasing requirements.
Review a concrete offer
We prepare the product scope, subscription period and commercial terms for internal approval.
Complete your process
PO references, billing details and vendor onboarding are handled according to the accepted offer.
Prepare the rollout
Licences, compatible releases and activation instructions follow the agreed deployment plan.
Useful for the first conversation
What to include.
- Company name and country
- Expected number of Vectorian seats
- Autodesk Inventor version or versions
- Target evaluation or rollout date
- Quotation, PO, invoice or vendor onboarding needs
Company purchasing
What is
confirmed today.
Can we receive an invoice with payment terms?
Invoice and payment-term requirements can be included in your enquiry. They are subject to the final offer and are not automatically approved by submitting a request.
Can we buy multiple seats?
Multi-seat purchasing is part of the planned company path. Seat assignment and activation rules will be confirmed before an order is accepted.
Can you complete our vendor questionnaire?
Share the scope and deadline in your request. Available company, privacy and security information can then be provided for review.
Do you support floating licences or SSO?
Neither is currently announced. These requirements should be included in the enquiry so demand can be assessed before any commitment is made.