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Delogue Glossary
The language of fashion product development, sourcing and compliance, explained in plain terms. Built by the industry, for the industry.
POM (Points of Measure)
Points of measure (POM) define exactly where a garment is measured. How POMs, grading and tolerance work, and how Delogue keeps garment measurements consistent.
API (Application Programming Interface)
An API lets systems exchange data automatically. How APIs power PLM integration with ERP and PIM in fashion, and how Delogue connects your tech stack.
Digital Twin
A digital twin is the digital version of a physical product, built on verified product data. Why a PLM digital twin starts in the PLM and grows with ERP data.
BOM (Bill of Materials)
A bill of material is the complete list of fabrics, trims and components that make up a style. How Delogue keeps BOM data structured, linked and accurate.
Style Number
A style number is the unique ID assigned to every style during product development. How Delogue's generator keeps numbering consistent and avoids duplicates.
Tech Pack
A tech pack is the technical build sheet a supplier uses to construct a garment - measurements, BOM, artwork and more. How Delogue keeps tech packs accurate.
CAD (Computer-Aided Design)
CAD (Computer-Aided Design): software for digital sketches, patterns and technical drawings, and how PLM and CAD work together in fashion product development.
DAM (Digital Asset Management)
The central library for a brand's product imagery, files and approved assets. How DAM software works alongside PLM and PIM.
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
Runs the business side: orders, inventory and finance. What an ERP covers for a fashion brand, and where PLM takes over.
PIM (Product Information Management)
Holds the commercial and marketing information used to sell a product across channels. Where PIM sits alongside PLM and DAM.
PDM (Product Data Management)
Organises the technical data behind every style: CAD files, bills of materials, patterns and specs. How PDM differs from PLM in fashion.
PLM (Product Lifecycle Management)
The system that connects data, teams and processes across a product's whole lifecycle. What PLM covers in fashion, and where PDM and ERP stop.
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