Frequently Asked Questions
Here, you’ll find answers to the most common questions about steel it. If you have any additional queries, please get in touch with us directly.
By default, steel it is hosted in the cloud by figure it. For customers in Switzerland, the solution is hosted with Amazon Web Services in Zurich. For customers in the EU, it is hosted with Amazon Web Services in Frankfurt.
Additionally, companies have the option to host the solution on their own servers.
There are generally no system requirements.
However, if a company wishes to host steel it on its own servers, there are IT infrastructure requirements, which we will discuss together as part of the project.
Yes, the interface of steel it is responsive.
No, DXF and DWG files cannot be processed automatically. These files contain significantly fewer geometric data and therefore do not provide the same high level of benefit in automatic processing as STEP files. See also “Can I manually calculate items?”.
- Calculation and transcription errors are minimised.
- Different employees arrive at the same price.
- Estimates are replaced by calculation rules wherever possible.
- The know-how of the calculation is stored in steel it, rather than in the minds of individuals, thereby ensuring long-term retention within the company.
- A simple search function makes daily tasks easier for users.
- Only one tool is required for offer calculations.
The monthly licence is a company-wide licence, which is not limited by the number of users. This allows an unlimited number of employees to use the software simultaneously, each with their own access.
Yes, steel it includes a comprehensive roles and permissions management system. It is up to you to decide which roles are assigned which permissions, and this can be managed and maintained independently.
Yes, we apply the latest industry standards for operating steel it. The security of the software is a core priority for us. Additionally, all our employees are trained to handle confidential information with the utmost discretion and sensitivity.