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Propel Software connects product lifecycle management (PLM), product information management (PIM), and quality management (QMS) on a single cloud-native platform, unifying teams, processes, and information with a continuous product thread and embedded collaboration from concept to customer. Recognized as a Deloitte Technology Fast 500 winner and one of Fortuneโs Most Innovative Companies in America, Propel is built on Salesforce and drives product success for hypergrowth startups and corporate pioneers in the high-tech, medtech, and consumer goods industries.
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Propel is built on Salesforce to help companies efficiently connect product and commercial data. By being built on the world's most secure CRM system, product companies can focus less on securing product data and learning a complicated user interface, and focus more on launching new products faster, increasing company-wide collaboration, and dominating their market with winning products.
Note: You don't have to be a Salesforce user to use Propel.
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Discrete manufacturers primarily in the Med Tech, High Tech, Industrial, and Consumer Goods spaces. Product companies that struggle with connecting their product and commercial teams and need a solution to bring new products to market faster, address quality issues by ensuring customer feedback reaches product teams, and need to enrich their product data with the most accurate and up-to-date information. We serve Startups, SMBs, and Enterprise companies.
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We are a modern, Cloud-based, future-focused solution that helps you scale easily as your business grows. Our competitors are mostly legacy systems built over 30 years ago that don't understand the needs of today's product companies. Some competitors are still On-Prem, while others have shifted from On-Prem to Cloud and haven't truly lost On-Prem headaches such as the difficulty to collaborate effectively, organize vital product data and make sense of it, generate reports, etc. Combine that with soaring costs for upgrades and maintenance and you're headed for a disaster.
Propel was built in the Cloud from the start (since 2015) and we have three new releases every year to ensure our PLM, QMS, and PIM is up-to-date with features that customers want to see. On top of that, we ensure all product data is connected, from product lifecycle management data to quality data to product information management. We also offer the ability to manage suppliers securely, BOM, CAPAs, CAD integrations, and much more.
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Our founders came from Oracle Agile, so our product feels very familiar to Oracle Agile but without the crowded interface and inefficiencies of Agile PLM. Propel was founded in 2015 with the vision to help product companies innovate faster by collaborating in a more efficient manner.
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