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Features of DDM

Powerful PLM for Food & Beverage

Whether you are developing new production lines or working with suppliers across a global supply chain, keeping information accurate and accessible is vital. DDM centralises documents, formulations and approvals, ensuring your teams always work from the most up-to-date version.

Every specification change, quality check and compliance record is tracked and linked, giving full traceability without slowing workflows. Instead of losing time chasing paperwork or reconciling data, your teams can focus on improving quality, ensuring safety and delivering products that meet customer expectations.

Whether you are working on powertrain components, electronics, interiors or complete vehicle platforms, DDM provides the structure and control needed to reduce risks, simplify processes and accelerate delivery.

Regulatory Compliance & Food Safety

DDM supports compliance with food safety and quality standards such as HACCP, ISO 22000 and FD/EFSA regulations. All approvals, test results and process records are captured in one organised system, ready for inspection at any time.

Document Control & Traceability

From production records to supplier certifications, DDM provides complete version control and a full audit trail. You can see who made a change, when and why, ensuring consistency across every product line.

Supplier & Partner Collaboration

Work seamlessly with suppliers and co-manufacturers by sharing specifications securely. DDM protects sensitive data while ensuring everyone has access to the latest approved information.

Change & Quality Management

Product changes, nonconformances or complaints can all be logged and tracked in DDM. Linked data shows the full impact across recipes, packaging or production processes, while built-in workflows guide corrective actions to maintain quality.

Secure, Scalable Collaboration

Whether your teams are based in R&D, production or quality assurance, DDM keeps everyone connected and aligned. Multi-site access ensures consistency and efficiency across regions and facilities.

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.