Model the product you make
Define record types for products, parts, materials and suppliers. Add the part numbers, sizes, finishes and specifications that matter to your team.
Explore the modelling toolsShared product data
One source of truth for your products.
Model your products, parts, specifications, images and suppliers in one connected place. Give teams across your organization the same records to work from, starting with the capabilities you need today.
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Enlarge screenshotStart with product data.
Define what you build, add the fields it needs, and connect the records behind it. Your model can grow with the work.
Define a shared part once
Reference the same part from multiple products and assemblies. Keep its images, specifications and supplier links with that part record.
Explore parts and BOMsGive each team a useful view
Choose columns, searches and filters for the work at hand. Different views lead back to the same connected product records.
Explore the records gridDifferent teams. The same product context.
Product, engineering, purchasing and operations can work from a shared product model. Manage access through workspaces, projects and roles.
Use what you need. Grow at your pace.
You can start without adopting every PLM workflow. Organize the product information you need now, then add structure and processes when your team needs them.
Product catalog
Start with shared records, fields, images and relationships.
Define your product modelConnected BOM
Add assemblies, quantities, where-used and cost rollups when you need a component structure.
Explore BOMsReview & release
Add change reviews, revisions and inspections when your work calls for formal control.
Explore change control
A bicycle, from product to parts.
The bicycle example connects a finished product to its frame kit, wheelset, fork and crankset. Define the records and relationships that fit what your organization makes.
A few practical questions
Do we have to use all the PLM features?
No. Start with the record types, fields and relationships your product model needs. Build from an empty project or adapt an industry starter. Use BOM, quality, change and release workflows as you need them.
Does ManyRows automatically synchronize our existing tools?
Connections need to be configured. Use the JSON Data API to integrate selected data, and MCP to access product context. Your team decides which information ManyRows owns as the shared source of truth.
What kinds of products can we model?
You define the record types and fields, so the model can fit parts, assemblies, materials, formulations, equipment or finished products. Industry starters provide examples you can adapt.
Start with one product.
Build a product model your organization can share, then extend it as your work grows.