Production harness workflow
Struct is browser-based wire harness design software that keeps connector cavities, conductors, cables, splices, terminals, bundles, coverings, controlled lengths, parts, checks, and release evidence in one editable project.
A real checked-in Struct harness project—not a decorative mockup.
One controlled harness record
A conductor is stored once. The drawing, rule checker, BOM, wiring table, cut list, connector-pin table, material plan, and propagated netlist are regenerated from the same project data.
Model connectors, splices, terminals, cables, and explicit cavities, then connect them with stable wire identities and signal data.
Create bundle segments between installed endpoints and distinguish entered manufacturing lengths from calibrated route-derived measurements.
Derive the tables and documents manufacturing needs while preserving configuration, revision, approval, and release boundaries.
Manufacturing outputs
The native harness workbook carries the drawing index, BOM, wiring and cut lists, connector pins, bundles and coverings, labels, netlist, notes, revisions, and configurations. The manufacturing PDF adds the drawing, tables, build notes, and an optional tiled 1:1 formboard.
One source for wiring, quantities, routing, and release context.
Harness design workflow
Struct keeps functional intent and physical implementation connected without presenting assumptions or unchecked project data as production truth.
Record connector identity, cavity counts, pin assignments, cable cores, splices, terminals, and installed endpoints.
Assign wire IDs, circuits, gauge, color, cut length, termination data, bundle membership, coverings, and configuration applicability.
Run deterministic rules for missing or conflicting data, length and scale problems, termination compatibility, stale part evidence, and release gaps.
Generate draft workbook and PDF outputs, inspect the formboard calibration and derived tables, then record the verified revision and approval state.
Wire harness design questions
Struct derives documents from explicit project data. It does not invent missing manufacturing facts or approve a harness automatically.
Wire harness design software records the connectors, cavities, conductors, cables, splices, terminals, bundles, coverings, lengths, parts, and build information that define a wire harness. Struct keeps those records together and derives drawings, tables, checks, and manufacturing documents from the same project data.
Yes. Struct creates a controlled 1:1 formboard from explicit dimensions, scale, origin, bundle routes, fixtures, and release data. The manufacturing PDF tiles the board across landscape pages with overlap and a 100 mm calibration bar. Print at 100% and measure the bar before using the board.
Struct generates a native spreadsheet workbook with a drawing index, BOM, wiring and cut lists, connector pins, bundles and coverings, labels, netlist, notes, revisions, and configurations. It also generates a manufacturing PDF with the drawing, optional tiled formboard, BOM, wiring and cut tables, labels, netlist, and build notes.
No. Struct checks the entered project data and blocks or flags incomplete release evidence, but an engineer must verify the controlled source data, requirements, parts, tooling, process, test limits, and approval state before production.
Yes. Keep a harness in private browser-only offline mode or store it in an organization workspace with team access, live synchronization, versions, review links, and audit history.