For Product Design Studios
Built for Product Design Studios.
Your margin dies on respins and late-stage changes. ProductFlo reviews every change across mechanical, electrical, firmware, and manufacturing before it ships — agents propose diffs, humans approve. No migration. No rip-and-replace.
Dedicated workspaces per client with role-based permissions. Each client's data stays separate; your team runs the same disciplined process on every engagement.
Agents check every change across every discipline, catching pin mismatches, BOM drift, and ECO conflicts before they become client-facing problems.
Agents compare the BOM against schematics and CAD in place, flagging drift the moment it appears — before procurement locks in the wrong parts.
Design reviews start from facts: the diff, the impacted parts, and the open questions, assembled automatically for every change.
ProductFlo is the orchestration layer above your clients' PLMs as systems of record. You don't migrate them; you govern the work on top.
Mistakes caught in review cost hours. Mistakes caught in production cost the engagement. The merge gate moves detection as early as possible.
Human approval gates with a complete audit trail. Clients see what changed, why, and who approved it — reviews close faster.
The same change review, approval gates, and product graph on every program — regardless of which tools each client runs.
Prove it on one client program: a 30-day, $8,000 pilot on real work, then standardize it across the studio.
Why ProductFlo
Cross-discipline review on every change means the problems surface in design — not the week before delivery.
Reviewed changes, approval records, and a shared product graph. Your process looks as good as your output.
ProductFlo connects GitHub, Onshape, SolidWorks, KiCad, Arena, and Windchill instead of replacing them.
Add programs without adding process overhead. The review discipline is enforced by the system, not by heroics.
What Teams Say
“ProductFlo has transformed how our team collaborates on hardware designs. What used to take days of back-and-forth now happens in real-time.”
