Create a cluster. You select the catalog and specify the key settings—method (preset), granularity, and number of levels. The application takes care of the rest: It analyzes the geometry of all parts, creates a multi-level cluster structure from them, and, if desired, automatically names the clusters. The process runs in the background and may take a long time for large catalogs.

Review and refine the results. The final clustering can be reviewed using the structure tree, overview graph, and cluster view. Clusters and parts can be renamed, moved, and deleted; using the editing status and filters, you can keep track of what still needs to be reviewed.

Export. The revised structure is written to a new catalog or used to update an existing catalog.