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Cascadia PLM vs Oracle Fusion Cloud PLM

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FactCascadia PLMOracle Fusion Cloud PLM
IntegrationsThe pricing page lists optional Solid Edge and SolidWorks add-ins, and configurable ERP, MES, or CRM connectors including Epicor, Global Shop, and Odoo.Oracle says PLM connects product lifecycle activity with Oracle SCM, CX, and ERP, while exact integration methods and configuration depend on each environment.
Intended usersThe maker describes Cascadia as built for engineering and manufacturing teams, including teams moving from spreadsheets and defense or maritime engineering teams.Oracle identifies product development organizations and roles including design engineers, product managers, quality, supply chain, sourcing, manufacturing, operations, and compliance teams as users.
LicenceThe core PLM is licensed under GNU AGPL-3.0-or-later; commercial licensing is offered for organizations that cannot use AGPL or need enterprise capabilities.Oracle's cloud-service agreement protects Oracle proprietary rights and ends use rights when the cloud subscription expires or is terminated, so Fusion Cloud PLM is proprietary commercial software rather than open source.

Cascadia PLM plans

  • Self-Hosted CoreFree
  • Managed Cloud$850 a month
  • Managed Cloud — up to 20 editors$850 a month
  • Managed Cloud — up to 50 editors$1,750 a month
  • Commercial License — Pilot$2,090, paid once
  • Managed Cloud — up to 100 editors$3,000 a month

Oracle Fusion Cloud PLM plans

  • Oracle Fusion Product Management Reviewer Cloud Service$100 a month
  • Oracle Fusion Product Management Cloud Service$550 a month

Pick Cascadia PLM if…

Cascadia PLM suits engineering and manufacturing teams managing product data, requirements, changes, and work orders. It may also suit teams moving from spreadsheets or needing self-hosting.

Pick Oracle Fusion Cloud PLM if…

Oracle identifies product development organizations and roles such as design engineers, product managers, quality, supply chain, sourcing, manufacturing, operations, and compliance teams as users. It fits organizations managing product records and lifecycle processes across those functions.

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