Dr. Review lets you place numbered balloons on a 2D PDF or image and build the inspection BOM table in the same workspace — no Bluebeam, SolidWorks, or external CAD markup. Share the ballooned pack via link or with manufacturers in your network, and keep Rev A through Rev C in one revision family before you start the RFQ.
Product surfaces: balloon placement and BOM table on the print, in-portal share and revision history, RFQ lines from the BOM, and catalogue-linked repeat parts. Try a CNC bracket or chassis plate with no signup, then upload your own drawing on a free account.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dr. Review free?
Yes — try the samples with no account, and a free account includes a set number of your own drawing reviews each month.
What files can I check?
2D engineering drawings as PDF or image (PNG/JPG). No CAD software or plugins required — ballooning and the BOM table live in Vrocure.
What is ballooning?
Each find on the print gets a number. That number is the same row in the inspection BOM table and on the RFQ — suppliers see Item 1, Item 2, never the buyer’s internal part number.
Can I share without a CAD tool?
Yes. Share a link or send a capability check to a manufacturer in your network — they see the ballooned drawing and BOM inside Vrocure, not an exported markup file.
How do drawing revisions work?
Upload the next revision into the same revision family. Dr. Review keeps V1, V2, V3 together so you can compare finds before re-release or re-quote.
Can I start an RFQ from the BOM?
Yes. Catalogue-linked finds become RFQ lines automatically; unlinked finds still go out as Item N with the drawing callout.
What does it check?
Tolerances, wall thickness, internal corner radii, pocket and hole aspect ratios, surface finish and material — the design-for-manufacturability factors that drive CNC machining cost and feasibility.