What is pSIM?
pSIM (Production System Integration Module) enables real-time, closed-loop data exchange between engineering and business systems. Designed using open standards like Java and OData, it’s a flexible, scalable integration platform built to minimize manual work, reduce errors, and streamline enterprise operations.
Exclusively developed by ProductSpace, pSIM is ready to deploy with standard mappings and is fully customizable to support your unique process requirements.
Key pSIM Capabilities
Why pSIM?
- Eliminate Manual Data Handling: Avoid time-consuming, error-prone tasks of updating BOMs and part changes in multiple systems.
- Scalability & Adaptability: A lightweight architecture means easy customization, minimal version conflicts, and trouble-free system upgrades.
- Expertise You Can Trust: Created by ProductSpace’s PLM specialists, pSIM directly addresses the most common enterprise integration challenges.

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pSIM PLM–ERP integration — practical planning and FAQs
pSIM is ProductSpace’s integration platform for exchanging product information between PLM and enterprise systems, including ERP. ProductSpace helps organizations plan pSIM interfaces, data mappings and integration workflows.
Plan your next step
- Define the system of record for parts, bills of materials and related attributes.
- Map revisions, releases, changes and the timing of data exchange between systems.
- Plan monitoring, error handling, retries and reconciliation of integration transactions.
Frequently asked questions
What is pSIM PLM–ERP integration?
pSIM is ProductSpace’s integration platform for exchanging product information between PLM and enterprise systems, including ERP.
How does ProductSpace help with pSIM PLM–ERP integration?
ProductSpace helps organizations plan pSIM interfaces, data mappings and integration workflows.
What data can a PLM–ERP integration exchange?
An integration can exchange information such as parts, bills of materials and engineering changes. The exact objects, mappings, direction and triggers are defined for the systems and workflows in the project.
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