The Workspace is used to manage all design data, including components, domain models, schematic sheets of circuitry, and design templates.

It also caters to the lifecycle of the data to be managed, allowing people that need to use the data to see at a glance what stage the data has reached in its 'life' and, therefore, what it can be safely used for. The Workspace not only provides rock-solid, secure storage of data but also enables re-release of data as distinctly separate revisions – essentially tracking design changes over time without overwriting any previously released data. To handle your valuable design data while affording unparalleled collaboration, Altium Designer can connect to, and work with, a Workspace. From high-level overviews and stepped walk-throughs, to full coverage of all the nuts and bolts resources delivered through the software's intuitive interface, the Altium Designer documentation provides a tree of knowledge at your fingertips. This, the core space for documentation specific to Altium Designer, provides all the information needed to quickly get you up and running with the software. At the start, the perceived steep learning curve can appear to be a formidable blockade to this productivity-enhancing landscape, and the wealth of features it contains. The unified nature of Altium Designer allows for seamless movement of design data from one design realm to the next.

Native 3D visualizations and clearance checkingĪll of this functionality is delivered through, and the entire design process is performed within, a single Unified Design Environment – the only one of its kind, and it is engineered to deliver optimal productivity.Support for cutting-edge rigid-flex board design.Altium Designer combines a multitude of features and functionality, including:

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