All designs, whether architectural, mechanical, or civil, used to be created manually on a set of blueprints or paper in the past. The information needed to properly design the project was included in these plans. But CAD is now the industrial norm. So many blueprints need to be updated or converted to CAD, to put it another way. This is where the phrase “CAD conversion” originates. There are many businesses that view technical data as a crucial asset. The operation of the firm depends on effective management of this data. Similar to this, CAD conversion is useful for businesses who need to produce and store blueprints. Hard copy paper work can be archived, retrieved, copied, edited, and shared more easily when it is converted to electronic format.