Supplyframe and Orbweaver are teaming up. They aim to tackle a big issue in the electronics industry. This issue is the need to connect and align important data across design, sourcing, and commercial systems.
This partnership will merge Supplyframe’s Design-to-Source Intelligence (DSI) platform with its SaaS solutions. These include NPI, DirectSource, and CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote). It will also integrate Orbweaver’s Forge and DataHub products. It will also include Orbweaver’s advanced data integration services. These technologies will deliver faster results, better data accuracy, and smoother digital workflows in the electronics value chain.
Bridging Data Gaps Across the Electronics Ecosystem
Electronics manufacturers and distributors are modernizing their operations. They face challenges like broken data, isolated systems, and uneven integration in engineering, sourcing, and sales. The Supplyframe–Orbweaver partnership tackles these problems. It blends Supplyframe’s CPQ and DSI strengths with Orbweaver’s expertise in API integration, data mapping, and automation.
This unification helps customers connect their systems easily. It boosts responsiveness, productivity, and smart decision-making from product creation to delivery.
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“Electronics industry leaders are seeking faster and more accurate and connected ways to manage complex product, pricing, and supply data,” said Steve Flagg, CEO of Supplyframe. “Our collaboration with Orbweaver extends the power of our DSI platform and CPQ solution-helping customers integrate data from across their ecosystem to accelerate ROI, improve margins, and make smarter, more proactive decisions.”
“Our customers consistently identify data harmonization and system integration as key barriers to digital transformation,” said Tony Powell, CTO and co-founder of Orbweaver. “By combining Orbweaver’s Forge and DataHub products with Supplyframe’s DSI platform and CPQ solution, we’re enabling a new level of transparency, interoperability, and intelligence for the electronics supply chain.”