Build the BOM once, and every line tells you what’s really on the shelf — on hand, available after allocations, and what’s short. No more printing a BOM, walking the stockroom, and finding out mid-job that you’re missing a part.
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Each component carries its quantity, unit cost, and reference designator — and Axis computes availability against current stock in real time. Green is covered, amber is tight, red is short before you ever start the build.
A draft BOM is fully editable. Approve it and it locks but stays revertible. Release it and it’s live on the floor — feeding work orders and material requests against the exact revision you signed off.
Built around how shops actually manage component lists — costs, revisions, availability, and traceability included.
Every component shows on-hand and available quantities against current inventory — so material readiness is computed automatically, not guessed at on the shop floor.
Enter unit prices and Axis rolls up total material cost and per-unit cost, with the top cost drivers surfaced so you know where the money is before you quote.
Draft is editable, Approved is locked but revertible, Released is live on the floor. Nothing reaches a work order until the BOM has been signed off.
Every revision is preserved with its own line set. The Where Used tab shows every build plan and project that references the assembly, so a change never blindsides another job.
Flag each line as from stock, direct purchase, or not tracked — with reference designators, scrap factors, and supplier notes carried right on the component.
Export any BOM to CSV for purchasing or to a clean, revision-stamped PDF for the bench. Duplicate a proven BOM to start the next assembly in seconds.
A released BOM feeds material readiness into build plans and allocates real stock when a work order is created. The component list, the parts on the shelf, and the job on the floor stay in lockstep — no re-keying, no stale spreadsheet.