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PIM and the Building Safety Act
The Building Safety Act was introduced to enhance safety and accountability in the construction industry, ensuring that high-risk buildings meet stringent safety standards. One of the key challenges faced by construction professionals is maintaining accurate and accessible product information to ensure compliance.
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Our PIM Integrations
For construction product manufacturers, third-party integrations in Product Information Management (PIM) platforms are especially critical because of the unique complexities in managing product data for an industry that relies heavily on compliance, technical documentation, and multichannel distribution
API (Application Programming Interface)
Discover everything you need to know about APIs and unlock the potential of the Sinc API for seamless integration with your workforce management systems. Harness powerful data synchronisation, automation, and bespoke functionality to drive productivity and streamline operations.
The Key Differences Between PIM and ERP
Understanding the Differences Between PIM and ERP. Product Information Management (PIM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are both key tools that some businesses use to manage their data and workflows. They are vital for different aspects of business operations, as they serve distinct purposes and target different types of data.
What is ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)?
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms are comprehensive software systems designed to integrate and streamline the core business processes of an organisation. By centralising data and automating workflows, ERP platforms help companies manage their operations efficiently, enhance decision-making, and improve collaboration across departments.
What is a PIM?
A Product Information Management (PIM) system is a centralised software solution designed to manage all the data, content, and assets related to a company’s products. It acts as a single source of truth for product information, enabling manufacturers to gather, store, organise, and distribute product details across multiple platforms and stakeholders seamlessly.
PIM versus Content Management Systems
Content Management Systems (CMS), such as Microsoft SharePoint, are valuable for organising documents and collaboration. They differ from a dedicated Product Information Management (PIM) platform as they do not offer specialised benefits that directly address the complexities of product data management.