Depending on your relationship with Altium, the services offered on the Altium Platform will be experienced from within Altium Designer and through the platform's browser-based interface. This page takes a look at the latter and provides an overview of what you'll see when you register an Altium Account and sign in to the Altium Platform Interface. For the latest information on the security,…

Altium's ECAD PCB editor supports two modes of Rigid-Flex design: the original mode (commonly referred to as Rigid-Flex 1), and the Advanced Rigid-Flex mode (also known as Rigid-Flex 2). From CoDesigner 3.4 onwards, CoDesigner also supports both modes of Rigid-Flex design. Read on to learn more about designing a Rigid-Flex PCB in ECAD. This CoDesigner rigid-flex synchronization functionality…

In addition to connecting to a Workspace through Altium Designer – interfacing to it through the Explorer panel and Components panel (for direct interaction with the components therein) – you also connect to it through a dedicated browser interface, with access to management interfaces for the various services available as part of the Workspace. In fact, with some of these services, your only…

Altium Designer, in conjunction with the Altium 365 Workspace, brings support for an advanced project construct that targets the development stage of the project lifecycle, simplifying the creation and ongoing workflow for version-controlled projects. Centralized storage under the control of the Workspace also enables this feature to be a foundation for other collaborative services. Some key…

Requirements Portal is under continuous development. This page outlines new features and enhancements made to Requirements Portal in key updates. When the Sharing of Requirements Projects feature is released: remove the box below, leave the content. Update - xx October 2026 Sharing of Requirements Projects Requirements projects are now shown on the Projects page of the Workspace browser interface…

Bring system requirements into your PCB design workflow with Requirements Portal and Altium Designer. This article explains how to link a design project to a Requirements Portal System Design Block, place requirement instances on design documents, assign requirement-related tasks, and update verification statuses. Read on to learn how to manage requirements alongside your design and keep…

Simple Sync in Altium Designer lets you mirror a project in an Altium 365 Workspace for sharing, viewing, and commenting while keeping the original files in place, with or without external version control. This article explains how to set up mirroring, understand synchronization states, and address unsynchronized changes or conflicts. Keep reading to learn how to share your design while retaining…

The goal of this tutorial is to cover the most basic functionalities of Requirements Portal. The tutorial will take you from an empty Requirements Portal instance to a set of requirements living inside a real PCB project – a Flight Management Unit of a Drone. This tutorial is planned as a three-part series. At this time, only Part 1 is available. Parts 2 and 3 are currently in development and…

Requirements Portal supports commenting within your requirement projects. A comment is a user-added note that is assigned to a specific requirement, specification, section, V&V activity, or block and may be replied to by other users. Comments promote collaboration between users without altering the shared data itself, because comments are stored by the Workspace independently of that data. You…

Altium CoDesigner is an interface for transferring printed circuit board designs between the ECAD and MCAD design domains. Once the CoDesigner add-in has been added to your MCAD software, CoDesigner can pass design changes back and forth. Design changes are passed through an Altium Workspace, which acts as a bridge between the ECAD and MCAD domains. ► Check the version compatibility between your…