We are trusted by:

Bring Clarity to Complex Assemblies

  • Automatic generation of BOM’s from assemblies
  • Modify modelled quantities
  • Create non-modelled parts
  • BOM comparison utility
  • Publishes full BOM information to an ERP or MRP system

DDM helps you manage BOMs with less effort, fewer risks, and more clarity — across teams, systems, and product lines.

DDM gives you complete control over multi-level Bills of Materials — ensuring every part, version, and change is structured, approved, and traceable. Whether you’re building combination products or Class III devices, DDM keeps your BOM aligned with your design and compliance records.

Full Lifecycle Traceability

Every component and sub-assembly is versioned, linked to approvals, and logged. Easily align BOMs with your DHF, DMR, and DHR — and demonstrate compliance at any stage.

Supports Complex Structures.

Handle nested BOMs, reused components, variants, and configuration changes — all within a structured environment that’s easy to maintain and scale.

Works With Your Existing Stack

DDM integrates with your CAD tools, QMS, and ERP — creating a connected system that reduces manual work and improves data consistency.

Integrated with Design & Quality

Your BOM connects directly to design files, QA records, and documentation. No duplication, no disconnected systems — just a clear, centralised view across the product lifecycle.

Structured Change Control

BOM updates follow gated workflows, with role-based reviews and electronic signatures. Approvals are captured in full alignment with FDA 21 CFR Part 11.

Confidence Through
Full Traceability

DDM ensures complete traceability across every part, change, and approval in your BOM. By versioning components and linking them directly to DHF, DMR, and DHR documentation, teams can demonstrate regulatory compliance at any stage — from design through to submission — with minimal manual oversight.


Smarter, Connected BOM Management

Built to handle real-world complexity, DDM supports non-modelled parts, reused components, and configuration variants in a structured, scalable environment. By integrating directly with your design and ERP systems, it eliminates duplication, streamlines updates, and ensures a single source of truth across teams and product lifecycles.


Why Choose DDM?

When it comes to managing product data and processes, not all PLM systems are built equally. Here’s what sets DDM apart:

Sectors we cover

Built for your industry’s complexity.

Bring products to market faster with accurate and coordinated workflows.

Strict versioning, secure supplier access, and audit-ready records.

ISO and FDA standards with traceable history & approvals.

CAD and documentation in a central, versioned workspace.

What our users think

Brilliantly easy & brilliantly powerful

Trusted by thousands of industry leaders to deliver time-saving value across sectors — from defence to healthcare and beyond.

“We struggled for years with a paper system until we implemented DDM. Data management has become second nature, everything is stored and completed in DDM”

“It’s been very impressive! The ability of DDM to be very quickly adapted and configured to meet our business needs. It goes beyond just data control and CAD…”

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

Whether you’re exploring DDM for the first time or looking to get more out of your current setup, this FAQ covers the most common questions about our platform, integrations, setup, and support.

If you don’t see what you’re looking for, our team is always here to help.

What is DDM?

DDM is built for engineers, designers, and manufacturers who use tools like SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD, Creo, and Siemens NX. It’s especially valuable for small to mid-sized businesses looking for scalable data control without expensive IT overhead.

Who is DDM for?

DDM is built for engineers, designers, and manufacturers who use tools like SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD, Creo, and Siemens NX. It’s especially valuable for small to mid-sized businesses looking for scalable data control without expensive IT overhead.

How is DDM different from other PLM systems?

DDM is built for engineers, designers, and manufacturers who use tools like SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD, Creo, and Siemens NX. It’s especially valuable for small to mid-sized businesses looking for scalable data control without expensive IT overhead.

What CAD platforms does DDM integrate with?

DDM is built for engineers, designers, and manufacturers who use tools like SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD, Creo, and Siemens NX. It’s especially valuable for small to mid-sized businesses looking for scalable data control without expensive IT overhead.

Do I need cloud infrastructure to use DDM?

DDM is built for engineers, designers, and manufacturers who use tools like SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD, Creo, and Siemens NX. It’s especially valuable for small to mid-sized businesses looking for scalable data control without expensive IT overhead.

Can DDM manage non-CAD documents and data?

DDM is built for engineers, designers, and manufacturers who use tools like SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD, Creo, and Siemens NX. It’s especially valuable for small to mid-sized businesses looking for scalable data control without expensive IT overhead.