Manage Every Product Change with PLM
Track engineering change orders, product versions, and bill of materials revisions in one place, so every design change is reviewed, approved, and traceable from request to production.
Track engineering change orders, product versions, and bill of materials revisions in one place, so every design change is reviewed, approved, and traceable from request to production.
Modern product development requires seamless collaboration, accurate version control, and engineering change management. Cyllo's PLM Module unifies product data, bills of materials, engineering changes, and document management into a single platform, ensuring efficient workflows, faster innovation, and complete control throughout the product lifecycle.
Simplify ECO management with Kanban workflows, clear approvals, assigned responsibilities, and real-time progress tracking for every product and BoM change.
Track every product and BoM revision from request to completion, with real-time status updates, centralized changes, and accurate records for seamless collaboration.
Manage product and BoM revisions with structured ECOs, approval workflows, detailed change tracking, and complete version history for accurate, traceable production updates.
Compare product and BoM revisions side by side, spot changes instantly, validate updates, and ensure only approved versions reach production.
Analyze ECOs with interactive reports, filter changes by stage, product, requester, or company, identify trends, and make faster, data-driven engineering decisions.
Explore engineering data with flexible filters, grouping, measures, and charts to track ECO statuses, uncover revision trends, and support smarter lifecycle decisions.
Raise, review, and approve engineering change orders through structured workflows, so every product modification is documented, validated, and traceable from request to release.
Maintain complete revision history for products and bills of materials, keeping earlier versions intact so you can always see what changed, when, and why.
Compare revisions side by side to see exactly which components, quantities, and operations changed before approving a new version into production.
