pdm per solidworks

[brn]

Good evening to all, I wanted to ask you if there were some pdms suitable for my needs:
equipped with vault with check in and check out files
management of revisions
automatic coding
I don't care about being able to communicate with management

at this time I use the standard pdm of solidworks is able to make the first 2 things but not automatic coding, for
This should go to a professional, which costs a bang and has a lot of functions that I don't care about.
Is there something simpler compatible with solidworks?

ps I preferred to post in the solidworks section that in that pdm, if it is not okay we move the discussion in the other section

 

[meccanicamg]

the professional version paid server/client does everything but costs a bang....confirm.
You could hear dealers if they have something to do with you. both solidworld and newmacut develop their software and could have a semiautomatic encoder to use with standard pdm. Call them and ask them.

 

[muzzetto]

we use dbcent of the newmacut. for our needs is fine. informed by retailer. m

 

[brn]

the problem is that in addition to the pro version that costs a barrel you have to return in assistance that is an even worse salax, solidword has the semiautomatic coding compatible with the professional, newmacut I will not try to hear. . .
dbcent has automatic coding or something semiautomatic?

 

[meccanicamg]

You should ask....but you will see that eventually or you will release money or change coding and make a progressive manual.

 

[muzzetto]

there is automatic coding, even quite customizable.
we are happy, but you have to hear them.
m

 

[brn]

googlando and looking on the forum are jumped out
dbcent
dbworks
readyworks
seem interesting solutions, have automatic coding and other operations such as automatic printing
from a group that saves a lot of time.
compared to a standard pdm (which eventually has only revisions and vaults) how are they?

 

[meccanicamg]

that I remember dbworks I do not know if they have yet developed it for the new versions of solidworks. who's been history since there was sw's done so many things.

 

[re_solidworks]

googlando and looking on the forum are jumped out
dbcent
dbworks
readyworks
seem interesting solutions, have automatic coding and other operations such as automatic printing
from a group that saves a lot of time.
compared to a standard pdm (which eventually has only revisions and vaults) how are they?

I use ready2works, has automatic coding and a lot of features included. compared to your requests, however, has a lack. it does not go on vault but on file system. I suggest you contact them anyway to hear if over the last few years, they also developed a version for vault. I have been going on for years with the structure to regime, maybe in departure you can do differently.

 

[strudeldemele]

....ready to works is perfect and does not cost much