Post Your Overflow
The order you can’t build is still revenue. Post it with the price and the terms attached, let qualified shops accept it, and ship the whole order from your dock.
How it works
Post, award, ship
1. Post with terms
Upload the parts, set the offer price and delivery date, choose the cert requirements and one of five standard rework-liability options.
2. Qualified shops accept
Vendors who run that process see the job in their queue. Only onboarded shops with insurance and a signed vendor agreement can accept.
3. Track and ship
Follow the job to completion, receive the parts, QC them, and ship the full order under your name.
Built for
- Bureaus with full machines: keep the order, route the build
- Quotes outside your process: CNC, sheet metal, injection molding, finishing
- Seasonal peaks: hold lead times without buying a printer
- Multi-site groups: route work between your own plants first, then the network
What you get
- A free posting account. No Solvi MES subscription required.
- The vendor network across 3D printing, CNC, sheet metal and injection molding
- Terms on every post: certificate of conformance, material certs, rework liability
- Your customer stays yours. Non-solicitation runs both ways in the vendor agreement.
- Optional: run the whole flow inside Solvi MES and post overflow from the order screen
In production
Running at JawsTec since February 2026
JawsTec, a 24-machine MJF and SLS bureau in American Falls, Idaho, quotes every part that comes in and posts what it cannot build in-house. The public quote page shows 98.7 percent on-time delivery and a 4.8 customer rating across 1.2 million parts. The Job Board is how the bureau says yes when the machines are full.
Questions
Before you post
Is it really free to post?
Yes. Posting overflow needs an account, not a subscription, and Solvi takes no fee on the job. You pay the vendor at the price you set.
Who are the vendors?
Shops that completed onboarding: W-9, certificate of insurance and a signed vendor agreement, with declared processes and capacity. The current list is on the Vendor Network page.
What if a vendor cannot deliver?
Vendors must verify the files are manufacturable on acceptance and notify you immediately if not, so the job can be reassigned. Rework liability is set by the option you choose when posting.
Do I have to switch my MES?
No. Posting works on its own. Bureaus that later move to Solvi MES post overflow straight from the order screen.
Stop saying no when the machines are full
Book a 15-minute call. You leave with a posting account and the first job posted, if you have one ready.