Teamcenter
Read and write Siemens Teamcenter product data, BOMs, change management, and workflows from any myai canvas, function, or chat.
Teamcenter is Siemens' enterprise PLM — the system of record for product data at most large industrial and automotive companies. The challenge has always been that Teamcenter data is locked inside Teamcenter; getting it out for cross-system workflows usually requires custom Java development or a dedicated middleware tier. When the integration lands, myai will treat the Teamcenter REST APIs as a live data source, so product data, BOMs, and workflow state become usable from operations and manufacturing automations without months of custom integration work.
What you'll be able to do
- Pull BOM and item data into a chat — full assembly structure, revisions, supplier links, all queryable inline.
- Change-management automation — read ECO state, route approvals through Teams or Slack, flag stalled changes.
- Workflow integration — Teamcenter workflow state surfaced in cross-system dashboards.
- Document Management — drawings, specifications, attached documents reachable through the same credential.
- Cross-system engineering-to-manufacturing visibility — Teamcenter's engineering view joined with ERP, MES, or quality system data for the closed-loop view.
How it'll work
OAuth 2.0 or service-user credentials against Teamcenter's REST API (the modern surface; legacy SOAP not in scope). Connection details (server URL, auth method) provided by your Teamcenter administrator.
Tell us you want TeamcenterUse cases we're hearing
- ECO-stuck triage — function reads pending changes, flags ones past SLA, pings the right engineering lead.
- BOM-vs-MES reconciliation — daily function diffs the Teamcenter BOM against the manufacturing routing, surfaces discrepancies.
- Cross-tool product data lookups — design engineer asks "what's the current revision of part X across all programs," gets the answer from chat without bouncing through the Teamcenter UI.
Reference
- Connection model: Teamcenter REST API + OAuth 2.0 or service user
- Scope: ~60 operations spanning product data, BOMs, change management, workflows, documents
- Modern REST surface only — legacy SOAP integrations not in scope