Видео

It really depends on what extract means here. But generally you can get manufacturing details with the part number and there are reports you can build to get info out. Please let us know if you have additional questions.

Great questions! A specific answer would depend on details about your company, change workflows, and what Windchill capabilities and integrations you have implemented. For managing changes there is a change administrator role (actually three different flavors of that role) responsible for guiding the change process. Of course, a change related to manufacturing would likely require participation from manufacturing engineers and possibly technicians. The former should be used to working in PLM (with Windchill Manufacturing Process Add-on), and for the latter we recommend providing lightweight, role-based access to change workflows using Navigate Contribute apps. The question around synchronization between PLM and ERP is relevant to a much larger conversation going on about the roles of the two platforms. The best practice is to rely on PLM as the source of "truth" for product data and for managing any changes, configurations, etc. Integration to ERP allows for that information to be synchronized so that the transactional functions that ERP excels at utilizes real-time product information. This is especially important when managing effectivity. In regard to your comment about work instructions. Be on the lookout for news regarding upcoming capabilities around defining associative, interactive work instructions that are change and configuration aware.

I misclick

Hey there Markus, the classification functionality in windchill is included in the premium package or can be accessed with an add-on license to the base or advanced package. Hope this helps!