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Direction: Centric ? Airtable
Use Centric as the system of record for product lifecycle stages, then sync key milestones, style numbers, sample status, and launch dates into Airtable for cross-functional visibility. Product, marketing, and operations teams can use Airtable to manage launch checklists, meeting agendas, and dependency tracking without working directly in PLM.
Business value: Improves launch coordination, reduces manual status reporting, and gives non-PLM users a simple workspace for execution planning.
Direction: Centric ? Airtable
Push approved product attributes from Centric, such as SKU, color, size, season, and cost, into Airtable to support assortment planning and merchandising reviews. Teams can build line plans in Airtable using current product data while Centric remains the authoritative source for product definitions.
Business value: Reduces duplicate data entry, improves planning accuracy, and ensures commercial teams work from approved product information.
Direction: Airtable ? Centric
Capture new product ideas, market requests, and design briefs in Airtable, then create corresponding product records or development projects in Centric once concepts are approved. This allows business teams to submit structured requests in a flexible intake form before formal PLM setup begins.
Business value: Creates a controlled front door for product innovation, shortens intake cycles, and improves traceability from idea to development.
Direction: Bi-directional
Track sample requests, review comments, and approval status in Airtable while Centric stores the official product specification and development history. When a sample is approved in Airtable, the status can update Centric; when Centric changes a product version, Airtable can reflect the latest sample stage or revision.
Business value: Aligns design, sourcing, and operations teams on the same sample lifecycle, reducing email-based follow-up and version confusion.
Direction: Centric ? Airtable
Feed launch-critical data from Centric into Airtable, including finalized specs, BOM completion, compliance status, and release dates. Airtable can then serve as a launch readiness dashboard with task ownership, blockers, and dependencies across merchandising, marketing, supply chain, and e-commerce teams.
Business value: Gives leadership a clear view of launch risk, improves accountability, and helps teams resolve blockers before product release.
Direction: Centric ? Airtable
Send approved product details from Centric into Airtable content calendars so marketing teams can plan campaigns, product stories, and launch assets against the correct product version. Airtable can track content status, asset requests, and publication dates while Centric maintains the product master data.
Business value: Ensures marketing content is aligned to approved product information and reduces rework caused by late product changes.
Direction: Airtable ? Centric, then Centric ? Airtable
Use Airtable to log change requests from commercial, operations, or customer-facing teams, including reason, urgency, and impacted products. Once reviewed in Centric, the resulting product updates, revision status, and effective dates can sync back to Airtable for stakeholder visibility.
Business value: Improves governance around product changes, supports impact analysis, and creates a transparent audit trail across teams.
Direction: Bi-directional
Manage vendor follow-ups, contract milestones, and action items in Airtable while syncing product development milestones from Centric. Operations teams can use Airtable to coordinate external dependencies such as sample delivery, material confirmations, and compliance documents, with Centric providing the official product timeline.
Business value: Strengthens supplier coordination, reduces missed deadlines, and connects operational tasks to the product development schedule.