AttributeState 
Process extension (PX) proliferation, the cost of creating and maintaining PX's, and the resulting customizations can fence in and slow product development efforts.
Increase productivity, improve data quality and reduce costs in Agile PLM with AttributeState by making it easier to create automations.
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Easily Create Automations for Agile PLM
Agile PLM's architecture makes it difficult to create and update the automations that make product teams more productive. Business groups must depend on IT groups who face competing priorities to create such automations. AttributeState solves this issue by making it simple for business groups to create or maintain their own automations so that product development is faster, and business groups have greater control over the development process.
Define and apply plain text rules to your PLM system
Streamline site, plant, or product type enrichment of item and BOM data using easily configurable rules
Transform an engineering BOM to a manufacturing BOM with the push of a key
Automate the BOM validation process
Ensure data quality by enforcing field entry via policy
Eliminate the need for hard-coded custom process extensions (PXs)
Eliminate the need for manual data entry
Avoid re-writing PXs when upgrading your Agile platform


- Standardize the setting of attribute values for data consistency
- Frees users from having to remember to clear or set specific values when creating or copying objects
- Business logic is codified and automatic
- Reduces lost time entering values, looking up standards, communicating and fixing inconsistent data, and acting on incorrect information
- Centralized configuration: Many attributes can be defined with a single configuration spreadsheet which is stored in Agile
- Configuration updates and additions that once required a DBA or system administrator can now be performed by a business analyst
- Configuration is change controlled in Agile and easy to match with your system migration policies
- Reduces effort and cost of subsequent customizations
- When upgrading to a new version of Agile, you only need to replace a single JAR file (and even this is not always required)
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