Software vendors
Vendors who need structural engineering answers inside their own product, without owning the validation platform behind them. A vendor typically creates a sheet from a template, solves it, then shows the check result in their own interface. Common uses:- Check model or drawing outputs against code
- Generate connection geometry, plates, bolts, and calculation outputs
- Add site-specific design loads to quoting or modeling workflows
- Return signed-off PDF reports from inside your product
In-house development teams
Teams building tools, automations, or quoting workflows on top of a validated calculation engine. These teams more often start with site design data and project exports, so a quote or a submission carries the same numbers as the engineer’s calculation. Common uses:- Replace spreadsheet-based checks with validated calculators
- Automate repetitive engineering workflows
- Connect internal tools to Calcs.com project and report outputs
- Validate new automations against completed jobs already run in Calcs.com