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FactMicrosoft Dynamics 365 SalesOpenBOM
AudienceMicrosoft identifies sales leaders and executives, sales representatives and account managers, and sales operations and administrators as audiences for its sales agents.The product tour presents OpenBOM as a workspace for engineering and manufacturing teams managing product data from design through production.
HeadquartersRedmond, Washington, USANewton, Massachusetts, United States
IntegrationsMicrosoft documentation lists integrations with Microsoft Teams, Exchange Online, SharePoint, and LinkedIn Sales Navigator.Listed integrations include SolidWorks, Onshape, Autodesk Fusion and Inventor, Altium, KiCad, NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, Odoo, Dynamics 365 Business Central and Katana.
ProductDynamics 365 Sales is a CRM solution that helps sales teams close deals and improve team productivity.OpenBOM describes itself as a cloud product data platform connecting CAD, BOM, PDM, PLM, engineering change, procurement, and ERP workflows.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales plans

  • Dynamics 365 Human Resources Self Service$4 a month
  • Dynamics 365 Sales free trialPriced on request
  • Dynamics 365 Sales free trial—
  • Dynamics 365 Human Resources$135 a month
  • Microsoft Relationship SalesPriced on request
  • Dynamics 365 Sales Professional$65

OpenBOM plans

  • Data records (up to 2,000)Free
  • Data records up to 2,000Free
  • CAD add-in$25 a month
  • Professional Team (yearly)$30 a month
  • Professional Team$30 a month
  • Professional Team (monthly)$55 a month

Pick Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick OpenBOM if…

OpenBOM suits engineering and manufacturing teams managing product data from design through production. It may also suit organizations coordinating CAD, BOM, procurement, and ERP workflows.

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