What is AllSpice Actions?

AllSpice Actions enables hardware teams to automate the manual checks, validations, and releases of their electronics designs.

The new offering within the AllSpice platform allows engineers to implement CI (Continuous Integration) practices with their hardware teams. It provides hardware engineers with the framework to build workflows that, when triggered, run tests automatically.

"AllSpice Actions empowers engineers to adapt quickly to changing demands and automate aspects of their hardware development process," said Valentina Ratner, Co-Founder & CEO of AllSpice.io.

How does AllSpice Actions work?

AllSpice Actions automates almost any manual steps a hardware engineer faces, such as verifying library parts, checking for design errors, and packaging releases.

"Imagine you're developing a hardware product. It's nearly impossible to make design changes when the product is 98% complete. Components have been ordered, and factories laid out. Last-minute changes make hardware development incredibly difficult and expensive. AllSpice Actions dramatically shifts these design decisions to the left," stated Ratner.

"The flexible and customizable framework allows engineers to build tests unique to their enterprise. Industries with strict regulations, such as Aerospace and Defense, can connect their designs and workflows to critical, internal data sources. Others that are fast-moving, like Consumer Electronics, can react to market changes quickly," stated Ratner. "AllSpice Actions is an incredibly powerful building block enabling these teams to leverage AI as part of their daily operations."

https://allspice.io/actions

Common use cases

• Generating Bill of Materials (BOM) artifacts
• Automating static checks and reviews
• Checking part availability
• Calculating Cost of Goods Sold (C.O.G.S.)
• Verifying parts in APL (Approved Parts List)

Common business impacts

• Error reduction and detection earlier in the design cycle
• Increased engineering team efficiency
• Greater visibility and traceability into hardware development operations
• Elimination of administrative tasks and increased bandwidth