One of the great advantages of the 3D experience platform is the functionality that it offers. Non-CAD users to work with modify CAD structures. For example, here we have a assembly and we wish to insert a part into it. Traditionally, this would be done with CAD, with all of the mating and positioning, but with the 3D experience platform, it can be done directly inside a browser. All we have to do once we've got the assembly opened in the engineering release application is choose to insert either a new product or an existing product. If we choose to insert a new product, we can also choose from template. So we could supply our own SOLIDWORKS templates or other CAD templates as well. Let's go ahead and insert a existing product and we'll go ahead and search for a bracket. once we've got that inserted, we can then go ahead and simply drag and drop to reorder the structure as per our requirement. We can see that the end cap is listed twice here. We can also change two different views in the engineering release widget. So rather than usage view, we can go to reference view and we see that there are now two specific instances there. What we can also see is that the revision of the bracket that we inserted is not the latest one available. So again, the engineering release widget provides a very simple way to replace what we've got by the latest revision. It's a simple right click and now we can see we've got revision two of our bracket inserted and we can make sure that our assembly is fully up to date. Again, directly from here, we can assign part numbers to ensure that we're complying with company requirement and directives. Change the lifecycle of the Assembly and again, insert any additional items, documentation or attachments as required. So the engineering release widget a great way to modify and reorder an assembly structure without needing access to CAD software.