Processes

Manage your manufacturing processes

Review and edit the manufacturing processes you offer in Phasio, including their type and the description customers see when they order.

The Processes interface gives you a clear, centralized view of all manufacturing technologies you offer, along with their types and detailed descriptions. This helps you manage your production setup efficiently and ensures customers see accurate, up-to-date options when placing orders.

Edit a Process

To update an existing process:

  1. Go to the Processes tab.
  2. Click on any row in the list of manufacturing process configurations.

This opens the detailed settings interface, where you can update key parameters—such as pricing equations, post-processing options, and workflow settings.

Alternatively, click the “···” button beside the process row to:

  1. Set as Default: Make this the default manufacturing method that is automatically selected for customers visiting your Storefront.
  2. Duplicate: Create a copy of the process to quickly configure similar setups.
  3. Delete: Remove the process from your available manufacturing methods, deleting it from both customer view and internal use.

What you can configure for each process

Each process has its own settings. Use these guides to configure each part of it:

SettingGuide
Materials and material pricesManage process materials
Pricing equationDefine pricing equation
Precision and tolerance levelsManage precision options
Infill densities (additive)Manage infill options
Compatible finishesAssign post-processing options
Production operationsAssign operations in routing
Build orientationSet a build orientation constraint

Duplicate or delete?

Use Duplicate when you want a similar process, for example the same technology with a different machine. The copy keeps the configuration, so you only change what is different.

Delete removes the process from your Storefront and from internal use. If you only want to change what customers see first, use Set as Default on another process instead.

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