Completions Manager uses an advanced CAD engine called BricsCAD.

The Completions Manager program is installed on the client PC along with the CAD product itself.

Petrofocus supplies BricsCAD as part of the Completions Manager package. 

Yes

Completions Manager data is stored in the drawings themselves as DWG files. The files are normally stored on a shared network. 

No, no external databases are used.

It uses licence manager software that resides on a dedicated licence server and distributes the available licences to whoever needs them.

The support & maintenance service includes the provision of new symbols required by the client.

You can draw temporary symbols but these would not have the characteristics of normal symbols (e.g. multiple display options and automatic adjustment). We therefore recommend that symbol requirements are passed to us for inclusion as regular Completions Manager symbols in the next update.

No, knowledge of CAD is not required to use the Completions Manager software.

Windows 10 and 11.