Engineers should build solutions, not repeat them.

I build DriveWorks configurators and ERP integrations that let sales quote custom equipment in minutes instead of waiting days on engineering. Your engineers get their week back.

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Base 10 Consultants is a DriveWorks Authorized Services Partner in Petoskey, Michigan, building CPQ configurators, design automation, and CAD-to-ERP integrations for manufacturers in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand.

Real numbers from real shops.

1–2 days → 15 min

Per conveyor drawing

Drawing time per conveyor section went from 1-2 days to 15-20 minutes after a DriveWorks rebuild.

For B & S Automação e Projeto, Brazil
25–30%

Of engineering’s week back

ERP integration ended one manufacturer's hand-managing of BOMs and routings. Engineering had been spending that time on data entry instead of design.

15–20 s → 2 s

Per order line in SYSPRO

SYSPRO integration cut per-line order entry from 15-20 seconds to 2 seconds, regardless of how many lines were on the order.

Also shipped: a custom production planning tool built to integrate with an existing DriveWorks implementation, plus portfolio-level DriveWorks architecture alignment for an HVAC equipment manufacturer.

Industries served

HVACConveyorsValvesCylindersPackagingOutdoor StructuresUnderground TanksCustom Truck Bodies

Integrations shipped

Your best people are doing your dumbest work.

Half

Wasted engineering time

In most shops I walk into, experienced engineers spend close to half their week redrawing and re-quoting variants they've already done.

Days

Quote turnaround

A customer asks for a variant on Monday. Engineering gets to it Thursday. Someone else quoted Tuesday.

Re-keyed

Every order, by hand

The BOM gets typed into the ERP one line at a time, and every retype is a chance to ship the wrong part.

Two ways I help.

DriveWorks Implementation

For: shops new to DriveWorks, and implementations that stalled after the pilot. I’m often brought in to get a stuck project moving again.

From first form to full deployment. I build CPQ configurators, design automation projects, and SolidWorks modeling strategies that let your sales team quote without waiting on engineering. Bottom-up part architecture, macros, and custom properties, all set up to be driven by DriveWorks from day one.

CPQConfiguratorDriveWorks ProDesign AutomationSolidWorks

DriveWorks System Integration

For: shops where DriveWorks works, but orders still get re-keyed into the ERP.

Your ERP, CAD, and quoting systems should talk to each other without a human in the middle. I connect DriveWorks to your business systems. New rollouts, acquisition onboarding, or bridging the disparate platforms you already have. Zero double-entry. Zero copy-paste errors.

ERP IntegrationData SyncAcquisition OnboardingAPIBusiness Systems

Shop floor first. Then the whiteboard.

I learn how a shop really runs, then build DriveWorks around it, not the other way around.

DriveWorks Authorized Services Partner
"It's not often that talent, compassion, and high integrity meet in one person. His capabilities are world class, and his integrity makes him someone you can always trust to do right by you."
Aaron W., Product Manager
"Dave excels at seeing the vision of how an organization can be run. He can see beyond hindrances, pinpoint what the vision can look like, and then step back into today and see what steps are needed to get there."
Dan A., Director of Engineering
"His knowledge in both mechanical design and system engineering is amazing. His work on our systems engineering has made my job as a designer much more efficient and enjoyable."
Gordon S., Mechanical Designer

Dave Dewey, founder.

I’ve spent more than 25 years in engineering for manufacturing companies, and I still start every project on the shop floor. I ask questions, follow how information moves from quote to drawing to the machine, and learn the product the way your people know it. Then the work happens at a desk and a whiteboard: building the DriveWorks project, and breaking the plan down with your team and every outside team that has to plug into it.

I’ve built with DriveWorks since 2015 and founded Base 10 in 2021. A lot of my work starts with implementations that stalled, usually because they were built around the software instead of around how the shop actually quotes, designs, and ships.

Based in Petoskey, Michigan, with clients in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand.

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Questions manufacturers ask first.

What does Base 10 Consultants do?

Base 10 Consultants builds DriveWorks CPQ configurators, SolidWorks design automation, and integrations between DriveWorks and ERP, CAD, and quoting systems, so manufacturers can quote and produce custom variants without engineering redrawing them by hand.

Is Base 10 an authorized DriveWorks partner?

Yes. Base 10 Consultants has been a DriveWorks Authorized Services Partner since January 2024, as announced by DriveWorks. It is listed on the DriveWorks partner directory.

Is Base 10 just one person?

You work directly with Dave Dewey from start to finish. On larger projects he brings in a small team of DriveWorks and integration specialists he works with regularly, so the project has extra capacity without losing a single point of contact.

Which ERP and business systems can DriveWorks be integrated with?

Base 10 has shipped integrations with Acumatica, Infor XA, NetSuite, SYSPRO, QuickBooks Online, HubSpot, FedEx, UPS, SAIA, Stripe, and Supabase. One SYSPRO integration cut order entry from 15-20 seconds per line to 2 seconds, regardless of line count.

What industries does Base 10 work with?

Manufacturers of HVAC equipment, conveyors, valves, cylinders, packaging, outdoor structures, underground tanks, and custom truck bodies, especially shops that build engineered-to-order or configured-to-order variants.

Where is Base 10 located, and where does it work?

Base 10 Consultants is based in Petoskey, Michigan, USA, and has worked with manufacturers in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand.

Are there free DriveWorks tools?

Yes. Projx Diff compares two DriveWorks projects into a shareable HTML diff report (open source, Windows, macOS, and Linux), and Projx Theme Builder generates DriveWorks 22 form stylesheets in the browser.

Ready to stop repeating and start building?

No pitch deck. No pressure. Thirty minutes, and you’ll know whether DriveWorks fits your products and roughly what it would take.