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Features of DDM

PLM for Managing Compliance

Manufacturing products at scale for the consumer market is challenging enough when design, engineering, production and quality teams work from different or outdated information.

Add in the complexities for managing compliance, from Product Safety Regulations, UKCA / CE Marking for Conformity to environmental RoHS and REACH, having a document and process management system that can work at scale is imperative.

DDM consolidates compliance and engineering data into an easy to use, scalable system helping manufacturers meet their mass market goals.

Centralised Product Data

Store designs, drawings and specifications in one system so engineering, production and quality teams always work from the same accurate information.

Controlled Change Management

Track and approve design or process changes through structured workflows. DDM ensures updates are reviewed, documented and clearly communicated across departments.

Quality and Compliance Support

Maintain records, test results and approvals in a controlled system. With full traceability, audits and inspections are easier to manage and compliance is easier to demonstrate.

Supplier and Partner Collaboration

Share specifications securely with suppliers and partners to keep production aligned. DDM reduces miscommunication and helps avoid costly delays in the supply chain.

Improved Efficiency and Delivery

By linking data, workflows and documentation, DDM helps teams cut errors, reduce rework and deliver products to customers faster and at lower cost.

Case studies

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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.