Onshape Help
To get started with Onshape and set up your account and behavior defaults, we highly recommend going through the Primer first. This walks you through pertinent "set and forget" account preferences, how to begin a sketch, make a part, and other basics of Onshape. The estimated time to completion is 50 minutes for all sections, but you are able to select the modules of your choice.
Select a category of information below or select from the Table of Contents to the left. We also have a glossary if you would like to explore a list of Onshape terms and their definitions.
Enterprise
Learn about process management tools, security, and permissions with multiple users requiring access control, tracking and reporting
Modeling
Learn about Enterprise-grade CAD with real-time deployment and access, data management, as well as analytics and controls
Release Management
Learn about version control coupled with release management processes across teams
Onshape provides many self-paced learning opportunities for you. Select your preferred method of learning from the links below. Check back often, as we regularly update our resources.
Learning Center
Access learning tools including videos, tutorials and online classes
Video Library
Access our video library including browser-based functionality and mobile functionality
Webinars
Access Onshape's recorded webinars on a wide variety of topics, both Onshape-specific and industry-wide
If you are new to Onshape, going through the Primer is a good way to get acquainted with Onshape concepts and some basic functionality.
This master help system contains help for all of the platforms that Onshape works on. In each topic, information for all platforms is explained. In some topics, the information is platform-specific and there are dropdowns for each platform. In other topics, the information is not platform-specific, so the information applies to all platforms.
Note Legend
Throughout this help system, you will see the following notes:
Links to our Learning center, where you can learn more about specific software features.
Helpful tips, insights, or alternate workflows.
Warning messages alerting you to possible pitfalls, known issues, or potential pain points.
Troubleshooting messages to help you work through issues.
Feedback
To provide feedback on the Help system itself, click on the blue Feedback button on the right side of your browser.
Use the tool within Onshape to log a ticket for Onshape Support. Expand the Help menu (click the 
icon) and select Contact Support. Enterprise customers may also reach out to their Customer Success manager.
At the bottom of every topic in the help, you'll find the Was this article helpful? feedback tool (as seen below). Provide your feedback by clicking either the Yes or No button.