Solid Works and Visual Manufacturing by Lilly

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Paxton, Apr 9, 2004.

  1. Paxton

    Paxton Guest

    Is there anyone out there using Solid Works with an MRP system called
    Visual Manufacturing by Lilly software? How do you integrate the 2? We
    would like to be able to create engineering masters (essentially BOM's
    with labour, time and material costs) in Visual, with data from
    SolidWorks files.
     
    Paxton, Apr 9, 2004
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  2. Hi Paxton

    Our "ToolWorks BOM Manager" and "ToolWorks ERP-Link" might be the solution
    you are looking for.

    ToolWorks ERP-Link is used to connect from within SolidWorks to your "Visual
    Manufactoring" software. ToolWorks BOM Manager exports the BOM's from
    SolidWorks to your MRP system either via txt-files or via XML-files.

    You can download a free trial from http://www.toolworks.info

    Best regards
    Jess G. Frandsen
    SDH Development
    [SPAMFILER: Please remove the numbers in my email]
     
    Jess G. Frandsen, Apr 10, 2004
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  3. Paxton

    Perry Waring Guest



    Hi Paxton

    We also use Visual Manufacturing & Solidworks at the moment we have no
    integration between the two but I am about to look at a program called
    Revzone which I believe can link up with An SQL Based MRP system.
    This software is a bit like PDMWorks but also includes a change note
    system for modification notification.
    I have a 14 Day trial CD which I am about to install I will let you
    know how I get on -if you want more info on Revzone visit
    www.eltonsolutions.com

    Regards

    Perry Waring
     
    Perry Waring, Apr 13, 2004
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  4. Paxton

    Len K. Mar Guest

    Hello,

    I'm using DBWorks to push SW meta data to another ERP system.
    System is identical no matter which manufacturing software you use.
    I'm assuming VM has an import function (excel, flat ascii, etc..)
    DBWorks can create just about any output format you need to import
    into VM.

    Question: Do you want a one-time push (SW to VM upon release to
    manufacturing) or continuous push (SW to VM as needed)?

    Len K. Mar, PEng.
    President
    E-data Solutions
     
    Len K. Mar, Apr 13, 2004
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