♦ Siloed multi-disciplinary collaboration and fragmented data flow: Product development involves multiple disciplines such as mechanical, electronic, and software engineering. However, each domain uses independent tools and data systems, lacking a unified platform to support integrated mechanical-electrical-software co-development.
♦ Complex and multi-state BOM structures: Traditional systems struggle to achieve dynamic mapping and synchronization across different BOM views, leading to disconnection between design and manufacturing, data inconsistency, and difficulties in after-sales service support.
♦ Delayed engineering change response and poor change closure: Frequent changes are triggered by material substitutions, rising safety standards, or customer customization. However, change processes span multiple departments and systems, relying heavily on manual coordination, which often results in execution omissions or version mismatches—increasing the risk of mass quality issues or product recalls.
♦ Growing global compliance pressure with insufficient traceability: Facing stringent regulations such as the EU Battery Regulation, the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), UN38.3, and UL standards, companies struggle with scattered compliance data, lack of automated validation, and end-to-end traceability mechanisms—leading to long certification cycles and high compliance costs.
♦ R&D knowledge not capitalized and weak platformization capability: Expertise in battery modules, thermal management solutions, and charge-discharge strategies remains scattered across individual projects, failing to be consolidated into configurable and reusable module libraries. This results in high rates of redundant development and hinders the adoption of an efficient "platform-based + rapid customization" R&D model.

SIPM/PLM offers leading CAD integration capabilities, supporting the integration of highly complex 3D assemblies to ensure bidirectional data exchange between design tools and the PLM system, thereby enhancing design efficiency and data consistency. Through professional BOM lifecycle management, BOM changes are automatically synchronized with process planning, manufacturing, procurement, and the supply chain, effectively addressing the market characteristics of the new energy sector—such as parallel technology routes, regional market differentiation, strong customer customization demands, and tight delivery cycles.
SIPM/PLM provides comprehensive support for the entire electronic design process management, deeply integrates with mainstream EDA design tools, and enables bidirectional data integration between schematics, PCB, and the PLM system, ensuring automatic synchronization of design data, unified version control, and managed change processes. The system supports multi-attribute management, intelligent matching, and preferred component selection for electronic parts, combined with enterprise preferred component library strategies, to enhance design quality and supply chain resilience from the outset.
SIPM/PLM is deeply aligned with the intelligent development trends in the new energy sector, effectively managing the entire software development lifecycle from requirements, design, and development to testing and release. Through standardized processes and a modular architecture, it ensures that software development complies with industry functional safety and quality standards such as ASPICE and ISO 26262, promoting the accumulation of software assets, module reuse, and agile iteration.
SIPM/PLM's process management solution enables integrated management of product design and process planning. It allows seamless viewing of design content and timely transmission of design changes. By collaborating with SIPM/QIS, it automatically receives quality feedback information, ensuring the effective implementation of a comprehensive quality management system. Furthermore, the solution can extend from process management to the management of equipment, fixtures, molds, and NC programs, featuring process model reconstruction capabilities that fully meet the process data requirements of various ERP and MES systems.
Hierarchical planning and centralized control of project management make managing large-scale R&D projects simple and controllable. Core resources such as design data and technical documents are dynamically assigned based on project tasks, enabling flexible and effective control over data security and sharing. The system also supports real-time, multi-dimensional monitoring of ongoing projects, helping managers accurately track project progress, cost, and quality, ensuring high-quality and efficient delivery of highly complex R&D and engineering projects.
SIPM/PLM features an integrated performance management mechanism aligned with projects and tasks, along with visualized workload and performance statistics. This enables managers to easily and promptly query the actual workload and performance of personnel across different departments by organizational structure. Meanwhile, SIPM/PLM provides fine-grained knowledge access control, supporting dynamic assignment of temporary permissions based on job requirements, thereby greatly ensuring both the strictness and flexibility of permission management.
The Prototype Test Management (SIPM/LIMS), built on SIPM Software's proprietary no-code platform, shares the same modeling tools, underlying architecture, and database as SIPM/PLM, enabling deep, integrated convergence. It establishes a unified testing data and business management platform that meets the requirements of laboratory management systems.
Prototype Manufacturing Management (SIPM/PMS) focuses on enabling dynamic, end-to-end management of the customer's prototype development process—from requirement analysis, trial preparation, and trial production to prototype delivery. It covers design, BOM, process planning, materials, and production trial preparation and planning, facilitating efficient cross-departmental collaboration. Through real-time monitoring and data-driven decision support, the system ensures that the prototype manufacturing process is controllable, traceable, and significantly improves overall work efficiency and productivity.
By deeply integrating AI with PLM, static data assets are transformed into dynamic intelligent capabilities, accelerating R&D innovation, process optimization, and knowledge reuse.
1 › Global leading MDA system modeling tool, enabling flexible and personalized system modeling.
Based on a Model-Driven Architecture (MDA), the low-code/no-code system construction platform enables direct mapping between business logic and system implementation. It supports continuous iteration as management capabilities evolve, allowing flexible and personalized system modeling while ensuring high stability.
2 › Integrated cross-disciplinary collaborative design management for mechanical, electrical, and software systems
The PLM platform centrally manages multi-disciplinary product data—including mechanical, electronic, and embedded software—eliminating data silos between disciplines in new energy product development. It ensures consistency, integrity, and full lifecycle traceability of design data from system architecture down to core components, effectively supporting the efficient integrated development of complex products such as power battery systems, energy storage systems, and electric drive assemblies.
3 › Platform-based product configuration management helps enterprises transition from ETO to ATO.
Supports modular product selection and customizable configuration rules, significantly lowering the barrier to configuration and improving business personnel's efficiency in independent maintenance. It enables rapid response to the business demands of the new energy industry—such as parallel technology routes, regional market differentiation, strong customer customization needs, and tight delivery cycles—greatly shortening the order fulfillment cycle and driving enterprises to efficiently transition from Engineering-to-Order (ETO) to Assemble-to-Order (ATO).
4 › Unified Management of Testing and Inspection Data
Fully covers the six key elements of laboratory management—"personnel, equipment, materials, methods, environment, and measurement"—to build standardized testing processes and a unified data platform. Enables automatic assignment of test tasks, real-time collection of process data, structured entry of results, one-click report generation, and closed-loop feedback on issues. Ensures testing data is authentic, complete, compliant, and auditable, supporting product quality assurance and certification requirements.
5 › End-to-End Management of Prototype Trial Production
Covers the entire lifecycle of prototypes—from requirement initiation, trial production planning, BOM and process preparation, material readiness, production execution to delivery and acceptance—integrating collaboration across R&D, process engineering, procurement, and manufacturing departments. Enables visible trial plans, transparent resource status, and timely issue response, significantly improving prototype delivery efficiency and first-time success rate.
6 › Exceptional system stability, supporting high concurrency, large data volumes, and highly complex processes.
The server is built on a mature Java technology stack, offering cross-platform high availability and elastic scalability. It supports smooth operation of core business functions under long-term high loads, effectively handling scenarios with concurrent operations by multiple teams and high-traffic business peaks. Multi-node collaboration and parallel branching workflows can be configured via simple drag-and-drop, enabling rapid adaptation to evolving business needs. Through MDA-based modeling, the system allows flexible functional customization without modifying source code, balancing operational agility with long-term system stability.
7 › Supports group-level multi-organization deployment and global multi-language, multi-time-zone applications.
Supports group-wide unified deployment across multiple factories and R&D centers; language packs can be self-extended using standard templates, easily adapting to global localization needs; the client automatically identifies and dynamically displays the local time zone (including intelligent switching between daylight saving and standard time), ensuring consistent data, synchronized processes, and a uniform user experience for multinational teams on a single platform, supporting efficient global operations.