CMPRO vs Dokuly

CMPRO is web-based product lifecycle and configuration management software for organizations handling regulatory compliance and quality-system requirements. PSA presents it to government and commercial enterprises, including aerospace, defense, facilities management, and medical-device industries. The enterprise edition uses concurrent-user licensing, with pricing available on request. CMPRO provides customizable workflows, change processes, collaboration, notifications, and electronic signatures. Repositories cover drawings, parts lists, documents, and software with revision tracking. Configuration status accounting supports ANSI/EIA-649-B, SAE EIA-649-1, and ASME Y14.34M. Modules include contract and project tracking, inventory, work orders, non-conformance, requisitions, as-built tracking, baselines, and audit management. Work Order and Inventory modules integrate with As-Built for manufacturing and maintenance tracking. PSA states CMMC (NIST 800-171) alignment and Navy Authority to Operate approvals, and offers weekday support, implementation help, and training.

Dokuly is a free, open-source Product Lifecycle Management system for engineering and operations teams. It manages parts, PCB assemblies, assemblies, bills of materials, revisions, releases, and alternate parts. Document controls include automatic numbering, revision management, PDF front-page generation, a built-in viewer, and browser editing through OnlyOffice. Purchasing covers suppliers, price breaks, purchase orders, and order tracking, including selection of the cheapest supplier for BOM orders. Inventory and production features track stock locations, transactions, lots, serial numbers, and assembly progress. Requirements can be linked hierarchically or as derived and superseding items, with verification tracking; engineering change orders record affected items for review. Projects provide access control, time tracking, tasks, and Gantt charts. Dokuly runs as a self-hosted Docker stack using PostgreSQL, Django, and nginx. Integrations include DigiKey API, Nexar API, and OnlyOffice. Its REST API uses project-scoped keys with configurable expiry and includes Swagger and ReDoc documentation. The documentation describes project-based API access controls; no security certification is stated on the pages reviewed.