Violet

Violet (Violet Labs, Inc.) develops a software platform that acts as an integration and data layer for teams engineering complex physical products. The company positions the product as the "connective tissue" between the disparate tools used in hardware development, offering no-code connectors that pull data from PLM, ERP, CAD, and manufacturing systems into a unified source of truth.

Core product areas described by the company include: configurable integrations built with no-code connectors; workflows for synchronizing and orchestrating data with Violet acting as a control plane; parameters, described as a dynamic data backbone spanning product development; scripting in Python, Julia, or MATLAB executed against live data; and reporting built on a proprietary ontology. Documentation additionally lists dashboards, analytics, an API, a data explorer, an inventory engine, programs, reports, requirements (described as math-aware and connected to underlying data), SysML support, AI features including MCP and chat, and beta modules for change orders and schedules.

Named connectors include Teamcenter, Windchill, Solidworks (via a proprietary sync that the company says does not require API access), NetSuite, Manufacturo, and Altium/Altium365. Documented example workflows include Teamcenter-to-Manufacturo part revision and BOM syncing, ION-to-Ramp purchase order and supplier syncing, and Manufacturo-to-NetSuite syncing of purchase orders, work orders, and inventory.

Business model

Violet sells a B2B software platform to hardware engineering organizations. Product packaging spans a commercial cloud offering and a separately branded government offering (Violet Gov / VioletGov) for ITAR- and EAR-regulated workloads, with deployment options including multi-tenant cloud, single tenant, and on-premises. The site references a pricing page and a 'Book a demo' sales motion, but no pricing levels, contract structures, or revenue figures are disclosed in the available sources.