A practical FAQ for engineers, teams, and organizations evaluating NetSkeme as a cloud-based hydraulic schematic design platform.

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NetSkeme is a cloud-based hydraulic schematic design platform for creating circuits directly in a modern web browser.
NetSkeme removes the need for local installation, specialized hardware, and operating-system management while preserving a professional DWG-based schematic workflow.
Yes. NetSkeme is positioned as native DWG schematic drawing software on the cloud, including DWG export workflow compatibility. See the full list of features here.
Yes. NetSkeme includes a large ISO 1219-compliant hydraulic symbol library for creating professional schematics. See the full list of features here.
NetSkeme is intended for sales engineers, application engineers, design engineers, OEM teams, and organizations that want consistent hydraulic schematic workflows.
NetSkeme Basic provides core cloud schematic design capabilities. NetSkeme Plus adds enhanced tools for more advanced engineering workflows and library management. See the full list of feature comparisons here.
Yes. NetSkeme supports BOM generation from schematic data and can help teams maintain consistent model-code information.
Yes. NetSkeme can be used alongside VEST products such as HyDraw CAD, NetBlok3D, and MDTools depending on the organization’s workflow. Learn more on our Ecosystem page.
No. NetSkeme is accessed through a modern web browser, reducing installation and IT overhead.
Yes. With the appropriate plans and add-ons, teams can standardize symbol libraries, model data, and design practice across users. See the full list of features here or compare pricing here.
The trial length is 15 calendar days.
Any named user with a unique email within your organization may join the trial.
Yes. The free trial includes the capability to change from NetSkeme Basic to NetSkeme Plus or vice versa (NetSkeme Plus to NetSkeme Basic) in case you change your mind during the trial. Get started here.