ManyRows
Product lifecycle management that bends to your products
What it does
Model your products as they really are, not as a rigid PLM tool insists. Define your own types, then switch on multi-level BOMs, change control, costing and quality checks per type. A materials list stays a plain list while a finished good routes every edit through review. Fast grid, full API, cloud-hosted.
Flexible PLM software on a strongly-typed product data model: multi-level BOMs, change control with approvals and revisions, costing and quality. Cloud-hosted.
Product lifecycle management (PLM) that bends to your products, so you can design and launch faster. Model your parts, products, formulas, and BOMs the way they really are, keep one source of truth instead of brittle spreadsheets and rigid PLM tools, and reach it all from a fast grid or an API. ManyRows standardizes the data and the processes behind innovating, developing and commercializing products, so your best ideas reach the market instead of stalling. Group types under a base type to share a common spine of fields, then give each type whatever else it needs. A Part , a Formula , a Finished Good : each its own shape, all inheriting the shared and built-in fields, and never losing sort…from manyrows.com
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