Propel Software Expands Visibility and Heightens Confidence for Advanced Decision Making Along the Product Thread
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Propel, creator of the first product value management (PVM) platform to transform how businesses create, market, sell, and service products, today announced availability of its Spring 2025 release. This new release improves decision-making, accelerating go-to-market readiness, and strengthening enterprise compliance across the product lifecycle.
Propel Software Expands Visibility and Heightens Confidence for Advanced Decision Making Along the Product Thread
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Propel's newest release gives product companies the tools to move faster, collaborate more effectively, and maintain compliance without sacrificing agility. Key enhancements include:
Product Completeness - Improve coordination and collaboration between product and commercial teams with Propel's Product Completeness Scorecard indicating whether a product is prepared for market entry, enhancing speed and alignment in launch execution.
Mobile training - Reinforce training compliance, empowering teams with on-the-go mobile access to training through the Salesforce app on all Android and Apple phones and tablets. Product companies can enable continuous compliance across roles and geographies ensuring company-wide adherence without disrupting productivity.
Change Impact Reporting - Fully understand the impact of product changes – from parent to affected items – with change impact reporting that provides change context to the object and product.
'From engineering and compliance to product marketing and sales, Propel's Spring '25 release ensures teams will deliver innovative products to market, faster and smarter,' said Eric Schrader, Chief Product Officer, Propel. 'We're streamlining collaboration across the enterprise by replacing out-dated or manual, multi-step processes with a single unified product thread - reducing risk, complexity, and cost.'
Other Spring '25 release enhancements include PDX support for sharing multi-level product data with supply chains to prevent delays; workspace search helping approvers quickly locate project stages requiring input; expanded export options for where-used and BOM comparisons, making it easier to evaluate the impact of changes; and bulk item generation, allowing users to create multiple item numbers by category and export them via .csv for use in downstream systems or external processes. Users can also reduce storage costs by leveraging their existing AWS S3 buckets for enterprise file storage, aligning with internal backup and retention policies.
The latest Propel Software release is now available for existing customers and new implementations. For more information, visit www.propelsoftware.com.
About Propel Software
Propel helps product companies grow revenue and increase business value. Our product value management platform connects commercial and product teams to optimize decision making, drive process efficiencies, and engage customers with compelling products and experiences. Propel has a proven track record of improving product quality, speeding time to revenue and profit, and improving customer satisfaction. Recognized as one of America's fastest growing private companies on the Inc 5000, Propel is also a Deloitte Technology Fast 500 winner, and one of Fortune America's Most Innovative Companies. Built on Salesforce, Propel drives product success for hyper growth startups, corporate pioneers, and Fortune 500 leaders in the high tech, medtech and consumer goods industries. For more information, visit propelsoftware.com and follow us on LinkedIn.
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