Centric PLM vs DEACOM ERP

Centric PLM is cloud product lifecycle management software for coordinating product teams, suppliers and data from design through launch. It supports workflows for iteration, sourcing, prototyping, testing and certification, alongside costing, pricing, product data control and workflow automation. Teams can build collection views with drag-and-drop tools, use a PLM library and connect 2D and 3D creation tools, including Browzwear, Optitex and CLO 3D. The product is presented for industries including fashion, footwear, food and beverage, home and furniture, consumer electronics, beauty, retail and OEM/ODM manufacturing. Centric says it can scale from teams of 10 to 20,000 users. Native iOS and Android apps provide access to product data, approvals and collaboration; a REST API can connect it with systems such as ERP and DAM platforms. Centric states that it has SOC 2 Type 2 and SOC 3 Type 2 assessments, ISO certifications and GDPR compliance. Pricing is available on request, and prospective customers can request a demo.

DEACOM ERP is cloud software for finance, inventory, orders, and manufacturing across multiple entities. Its planning tools handle finite capacity, material, machine, and labor constraints, with scenario planning and multi-site scheduling. Production functions include purchase planning, production scheduling, batch traceability in both directions, lot tracking, recipe management, yield tracking, audit trails, and multi-level bills of materials. The system also provides production costing, shop-floor reporting, budgets and cost tracking, schedule management, and multi-currency accounting. Commercial workflows include basic pipeline customization, lead capture, email synchronization, selections management, and a buyer portal. API access and a mobile app are listed. DEACOM ERP supports finance, inventory, and order management alongside manufacturing tools. Its maker is headquartered in Westlake, Texas, and the software was founded in 1999. Deacom Essentials and Deacom Enterprise each list five concurrent users, with no prices shown. Pricing is on request, and there is no free plan.