PLM Test Automation That Covers the Full Stack.

Automate testing for Teamcenter, Windchill, ENOVIA, and custom PLM applications: web, desktop, and API in one product.

Three Testing Problems Specific to PLM Applications

PLM Interfaces Are Dense, Dynamic, and Built for Engineers

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Teamcenter, Windchill, and ENOVIA display complex BOM trees, attribute grids, and nested workflows. Tools built on DOM-position selectors break when part structures change and workflow states update.
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Multi-Layer Workflows Spanning Web, Java and APIs

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A complete PLM workflow moves through a web interface, a Java-based rich client for BOM management, and REST/SOAP APIs for ERP integration. Testing each layer in isolation misses the integration points where defects hide.
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IP-Sensitive Environments That Cannot Route Data Through Cloud

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PLM systems hold product designs and proprietary engineering data. Cloud-hosted tools that route execution through external infrastructure are incompatible with engineering security requirements. On-premise deployment is a hard requirement.
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What Sahi Pro Gives PLM QA Teams That Generic Products Cannot

Element Identification That Survives PLM Interface Changes
Sahi Pro reads elements by visible labels and structural context, not DOM positions that shift when BOM structures change or PLM releases update the interface. Test scripts remain stable across application updates without constant maintenance.
Sahi Pro automates web, Java desktop (Swing, AWT, SWT), REST and SOAP APIs, and databases in one product. A change management workflow — web initiation to Java BOM review to ERP API validation — runs in a single script.
Sahi Pro installs entirely within your own infrastructure. Execution, result storage, and reporting run on your network. No cloud routing. No external system accesses your PLM environment or product data.

Every Testing Type Your PLM Release Cycle Requires

Regression testing

Full suite execution across PLM versions and configurations

End-to-end workflow testing

Change management, BOM validation, and release approvals across web and Java clients

Desktop application testing

Java-based PLM rich clients including Teamcenter and Windchill desktop modules

API testing

REST and SOAP validation for ERP, CAD, and supply chain integrations

Database validation

Backend state verification after BOM updates and workflow transitions

Integration
testing

Handoffs between web PLM interfaces and backend ERP systems

Cross-browser testing

Web-based PLM clients and engineering portals across browsers

Parallel execution

Simultaneous regression runs across PLM versions and environments

Comprehensive reporting

Documented execution records for change control and audit requirements

Customers Running Sahi Pro Across Complex Multi-Technology Stacks

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Siemens AG’s testing team uses Sahi Pro to quickly automate test cases at scale, leveraging code reuse and responsive support to stay efficient.
Sahi Pro helps our team to quickly automate our test cases, with great functionality and options to reuse our existing code. The framework has a courteous support, which is quick to provide solutions to arising problems & questions.
Jonas Roser
Test Manager & Developer

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Complex Interface Patterns Sahi Pro Handles in PLM Environments

PLM applications display Bills of Materials as collapsible trees that change as engineers navigate part hierarchies. Sahi Pro identifies elements by visible part numbers and structural context, not row indices, so BOM navigation tests remain stable when sub-assemblies are added or hierarchies reorganised.
Teamcenter’s Java client and similar clients in Windchill and ENOVIA present complex tabbed interfaces and attribute grids that web automation tools cannot reach. Sahi Pro supports Java Swing, AWT, and SWT natively, the same suite that validates the web PLM portal also navigates the Java rich client.
PLM change workflows progress through defined states, Draft, Under Review, Approved, Released, with different elements visible at each stage. Sahi Pro’s label-based identification handles conditional interface states reliably without hard-coded waits or position selectors that break when workflow configurations change.
PLM change approval triggers downstream ERP actions, BOM updates, procurement releases, engineering change notices. Sahi Pro sequences web, Java desktop, and API interactions in a single script. Integration failures are identified at the exact step where the handoff broke.

Straight Answers for PLM Testing Requirements

Can Sahi Pro automate Siemens Teamcenter, PTC Windchill, and Dassault ENOVIA?
Yes. Sahi Pro automates both the web-based client interfaces and the Java-based rich clients these platforms use, Teamcenter Active Workspace, Windchill’s web and Java client, and ENOVIA’s 3DEXPERIENCE interface. Custom PLM applications built on Java, web, or API layers are fully supported within the same product.
Sahi Pro identifies elements by visible labels and structural context, not DOM positions that change when a BOM is expanded. When an engineer adds a sub-assembly or reorganises the hierarchy, tests continue to interact with the correct elements, no maintenance required after each structure change.
PLM systems contain product designs, manufacturing tolerances, and proprietary engineering data. Cloud-hosted tools route test scripts and execution data through external infrastructure, unacceptable for IP-sensitive environments. Sahi Pro installs and runs entirely on your own network. Nothing leaves your infrastructure.
A single test script can begin in the web PLM portal, transition to the Java-based rich client for BOM review, call the PLM API to validate change propagation, and verify the downstream ERP state. There is no tool-switching and no gap between application layers.
Sahi Pro identifies elements by visible labels and proximity context, not DOM selectors tied to specific positions. When a PLM release changes the interface structure, tests continue to find the correct elements because the visible labels haven’t changed. Major version upgrades don’t require rebuilding the test suite.

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