The power of automation, you can avoid some task that you need to do on manual design

Best thing is that you can give permission to customer to choose product as per their specification on your website. It is great tool to increase sales.

My absolute favorite thing about DriveWorks is how deeply you can integrate it into your repetitive processes. DriveWorks was originally designed to help automate the creation of configurations of SOLIDWORKS CAD data, but has since expanded to a very wide variety of output formats: Word and Excel files, SQL and other external databases, .txt and .csv files, and more. You can integrate directly with a PDM system, or initiate specifications from .xml data dumped into an internal folder. Your forms can be basic and filled out by engineering or sales, or they can be dynamic and visual and filled out by distributors or end customers. No matter how great or small you want your DriveWorks system to be, it can be tailored to those needs. I've personally interacted with DriveWorks in a variety of capacities throughout my career. From ownership on down, I've never once had a negative experience with them. The co-founders have a shared passion for what they have created, and they also have a rare gift for finding and maturing the young talent they bring onto their team. The result is a product that has been a leader in its field: ERP-based systems rarely provide the breadth of documentation or ability to customize an implementation, and DriveWorks' direct competitors (at least the two that I've evaluated) have always had something missing in comparison.