VIDEO INTRO: How to integrate OpenBOM with Enterprise Systems?

Oleg Shilovitsky
Oleg Shilovitsky
2 November, 2022 | 2 min for reading
VIDEO INTRO: How to integrate OpenBOM with Enterprise Systems?

In order to get the most value from your OpenBOM platform, it’s important to understand how to integrate OpenBOM with your existing enterprise systems. This article will provide an overview of the different ways you can connect OpenBOM with popular software applications. Additionally, we’ll provide some tips on how to get the most out of your integrations. Let’s get started! 

OpenBOM is a powerful cloud-based product management system that can help you organize and track your product data. However, in order to unlock its full potential, it’s important to understand what options you have and what popular software integrations are available, and how to connect OpenBOM to them. 

Integration Options 

The OpenBOM platform offers many ways to integrate with your existing or planned enterprise data sources and applications such as CAD, PDM, PLM, ERP, financial services, online catalogs, and much more.

The four primary ways to integrate are:

  1. Out-of-the-box import/export 
  2. OpenBOM Integrations to many popular CADs and business apps
  3. Partner solutions 
  4. REST APIs 

Whether you’re starting at the online training and documentation portal to master the ready-to-use import and export functions, or installing one of the many out-of-the-box integrations for CAD or business applications like Oracle NetSuite and QuickBooks, OpenBOM lets you bring formerly siloed important information and product data to your enterprise.

Need to customize integration? The API and CAD integration toolkit unlock the power of OpenBOM data structures through a modern well-documented REST API. 

Finally, if you need a little help or a lot of help with a specific solution, be sure to look to our growing ecosystem of domain experts and partners. Our partners bring enterprise integrations to the next level, check our website for a complete list of partners and their expertise. More partners and integrations will be coming soon. Stay tuned.

vdR Group provides Nexus for OpenBOM with a broad range of integrations available via the Nexus low code integration platform.

VIDEO Introduction

Here is a video with a quick overview of all integration options 

Conclusion: 

Integration with enterprise systems such as PDM, PLM, ERP, CRM, financial systems, and others is an essential part of the OpenBOM strategy. By delivering multiple tenant data architecture, flexible data modeling, REST API endpoints, seamless import/export, and multiple integrations with different systems, OpenBOM can integrate practically with any system. Depending on the needs of the integration one of the options discussed in this article can be used. 

REGISTER FOR FREE and start a 14-day trial to explore how OpenBOM can help you today. 

Best, Oleg 

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