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PLM Integration for Dynamics 365
Simplify PLM-ERP integration with a no-code, future-proof solution
Accelerate your product lifecycle and time to market with our preconfigured PLM Integration for Dynamics 365 ̶ a key component of our Industrial Equipment Manufacturing Solution. Achieve complete version control, automate BOM transfers, manage product releases, and maximize production efficiency. Eliminate data silos and establish a single source of truth through seamless connectivity. Experience rapid, no-code integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&SCM, tailored for all PLM, PDM, and CAD systems.
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Achieve faster time-to-market by removing data silos
To outpace the competition, manufacturers must quickly bring high-quality products to market. This is often hindered by poor collaboration between engineering and manufacturing teams.
STAEDEAN's PLM integration for Dynamics 365 ensures seamless cross-functional collaboration and real-time data sharing, providing a single source of truth for efficient production.
Our PLM Integration Framework connects any PLM/PDM system with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management. It's a proven solution compatible with systems like 3DX Dassault, Oracle Agile, Ansys, and Vault. We also offer out-of-the-box connectors for Siemens Teamcenter and PTC Windchill, reducing integration time
Key challenges we solve
Longer time to market
Lack of cross-functional communication
Inconsistent data management
Flexible framework
PLM staging
Version management
Benefits
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PLM Integration for D365 is a cutting-edge component of our Industrial Equipment Manufacturing Solution embedded in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management. Learn more about simplifying complex projects and managing your project lifecycle.
Features
Change Management
Change Management
Tracks design changes and manages version revisions across the entire product lifecycle. Ensures that all changes are communicated across teams to maintain consistency.
Data Synchronization
Data Synchronization
Transfers validated data seamlessly and maintains a single source of truth.
BOM Management
BOM Management
Transfers large BOM automatically and manages change order processes.
Product Lifecycle Management
Product Lifecycle Management
Connects PLM and ERP to manage product lifecycle from design to production.
Workflow Management
Workflow Management
Streamlines design and manufacturing processes to avoid duplicate manual work and optimize workflows.
Data Insights
Data Insights
Frequently asked questions
PLM or ERP? Which one should you implement first?
It makes sense to build and implement both systems simultaneously, as it ensures the integration is done specifically to suit your business needs. For details, read: Which comes first—PLM or ERP?
Is ECM a prerequisite for PLM Integration?
Yes, engineering change management (ECM) is the basis of PLM integration. ECM manages product/version changes, and variances on bills-of-material, routings, and inventory. To yield great results, Engineering Change Management should first be implemented in the Microsoft Dynamics 365 system.
I have a messy PLM System - Can I connect to ERP?
Yes, you can, provided your engineering data quality is good. In case of poor quality, data needs to be manually corrected in the ERP system, which can slow down the process and significantly increase the implementation time.
What's the implementation time for PLM integration?
The integration can be implemented in less than a week once governance, responsibility, and data ownership are defined by engineering and manufacturing functions.
Does STAEDEAN provide PLM Integration only with Microsoft Dynamics?
Yes, we provide PLM integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain, AX, and Dynamics 365 Business Central.
How do I select a PLM integration for my business?
The right PLM integration for Dynamics 365 is crucial to avoid costly rework. Learn the factors to consider when selecting PLM integration, from gap analysis to calculating ROI, in our comprehensive guide.
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