Cut image management

What is meant by Cut image management?

The term "batch image management" refers to the organization, storage, and management of batch images used in industry and production. Batch images, also known as "cutting patterns" or "technical drawings," provide detailed visual representations of the structure and arrangement of components or products. Batch image management involves capturing, categorizing, and managing these images to ensure efficient use and documentation in production processes or product development.

Typical software functions in the area of "batch image management":

1. Image Archiving: Storing and organizing batch images in a central system, with the ability to search and filter them based on various criteria.
2. Metadata Management: Managing metadata associated with batch images, such as file names, creation dates, authors, and used materials.
3. Image Editing: Tools for editing and adjusting batch images, such as adding annotations, dimensions, or change logs.
4. Version Control: Managing different versions of a batch image to track changes and restore previous versions if needed.
5. Access Control: Setting permissions and access controls for different users to ensure that only authorized individuals can make changes or view images.
6. Integration: Connecting with other systems, such as CAD software or ERP systems, to enable seamless exchange of batch images and related information.
7. Search and Filtering: Advanced search and filtering options to quickly locate batch images based on criteria such as project, date, or status.
8. Reporting: Generating reports on batch images, their usage, and changes for documentation and analysis purposes.