Fewer crashes, fewer scrapped parts, and less downtime figuring things out — software and standard packages built for the MULTUS by a shop that runs them.
Post · Probe · Prove · 60 s
From Fusion 360 to a proven part: the post, NC CodeLens, the ProveOut virtual twin, the Okuma Multus and on-machine probing, in one closed loop
“Automation starts with the post — be up and running in days, not months or years.”
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What It Is For
Every product here removes one of them. The packages below put the right ones together.
A wrong program, tool or setup causes a collision with the part, the chuck or the other spindle. Incorrect NC code that needs hand edits to make up for a bad post. Not using the machine to its full capability in a safe way.
What removes it
An out-of-tolerance feature is found after the part comes off the machine. Not being able to quickly and safely use the machine probe to make sure the part is in spec.
What removes it
Hours lost finding tools, waiting on bar material, or figuring out why the machine stopped. Not knowing exactly which tools are in the machine. Tool mismanagement.
What removes it
Standard Multus Packages
Three tested sets of software for the Okuma Multus U-series. Each package includes everything in the one before it, at about 15% below buying the same products individually.
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The Everyday Workflow · 4 min
One job, step by step: tool data from the machine, the TDF Tool Checker inside Fusion, the Advanced Post with 151 properties preconfigured for your machine, one click to the ProveOut 360-VT virtual twin, NC CodeLens, the real Multus, and on-machine probing with the results back in Fusion and in the inspection report.
The complete SP Tooling 360 workflow — every app in one closed loop, digital and physical
Every Product
Program it, prove it, make it, check it. Open any product for its short video and the details.
🖥 Most of the software runs on both Mac and Windows; only the apps that live on the machine control are Windows-only.

Posts Fusion programs straight to the MULTUS: probing, 5-axis, part transfer and bar pull, with no hand edits at the control.

Reads the posted program before the machine does: every code explained, every tool checked against the magazine.

Shows inside Fusion which tools are loaded in the MULTUS, and which ones differ from the machine.

Cuts the part the size it has to be in your shop, so it measures nominal at 68 °F.
▶ The Virtual Twin in 38 seconds · the real Multus becoming its twin, and back
MagazineDumper reads the magazine off the control; the Magazine Dashboard shows every pot live, in any browser.

Live status, OEE, cycle history, job completion and bar stock for every machine, from anywhere.

Maps every VC variable your programs use against what is live on the control, before a macro overwrites one.
Tool break detection down to .008 in drills, so a broken tool is caught before the next one cuts.
Pushes the finished part out on an M-code, with the position confirmed, for unattended runs.

Catches the silent tool-changer hang and walks the operator through a safe recovery.
Pushes presetter offsets to the MULTUS and keeps both machines in sync, with the control always in charge.
Why SP Tooling
Our software is written by expert Okuma users and developers who run the MULTUS every day — not by generic post and software developers who try to support every machine on the market and only get each one halfway there.
SP Tooling became the MULTUS powerhouse by building on the open control architecture of the Okuma OSP‑P300 and OSP‑P500 (Okuma’s Open Possibilities) and the Autodesk Fusion API. With both, we can make anything happen.
These aren't tools designed in a conference room. They're built by people who program jobs in Fusion, set up 5-axis parts, run production, and inspect every thread. Every feature exists because it solved a real problem on a real shop floor.
Development Partners
Built for Autodesk Fusion, developed alongside Okuma and Gosiger.
Get in touch for pricing, a demo, or to talk shop. Built by machinists — happy to talk machinist.
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