Razorleaf, Propel Software Partner on PLM Integration

Propel, creator of a product value management (PVM) platform, announces a partnership with Razorleaf to provide advanced product data management (PDM) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) integration to Propel. Razorleaf, as a systems integrator specializing in engineering and manufacturing technologies, has a standardized platform, CLOVER, that enables Propel customers to create a complete digital product thread. 

Built on Salesforce, Propel unifies product definition, quality, and commercialization by combining three software categories that have been siloed: product lifecycle management (PLM), quality management (QMS), and product information management (PIM). 

This partnership combines Razorleaf’s knowledge of integrating and migrating product data across domains including PDM, PLM, MES and ERP with Propel’s PVM platform. With more than 50 connectors, Razorleaf’s CLOVER platform integrates Propel’s PVM with PDM systems (SOLIDWORKS, Autodesk, Creo) and enterprise platforms (NetSuite, SAP, Oracle). 

This collaboration creates a digital thread, ensuring traceable data flow across the product lifecycle. Engineering data moves securely across systems, improving traceability, version control, and change management throughout the product lifecycle.

“Today’s manufacturers require seamless integration between their design data management tools, PLM systems, and ERP,” says Eric Schrader, chief product officer, Propel. “Our partnership allows customers to eliminate silos between engineering and downstream teams, providing a cohesive environment to review and accept design changes within a single product thread—accelerating innovation cycles while ensuring data consistency across the enterprise.”

“We’re excited to collaborate with Propel to deliver PDM and ERP integrations that empower engineers and unify data across PLM, QMS, and PIM,” says Eric Doubell, CEO at Razorleaf. “Together, we’re enabling clients to connect their digital engineering processes, drive innovation, and make smarter, faster business decisions.”

Key benefits include:

●      Automated design data and ERP syncing with PLM 

●      Greater visibility into engineering data across the product lifecycle

●      Reduced manual effort and data duplication

●      Minimized complexity and costs traditionally associated with systems integration

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Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.