A BOM you can follow
Organize nested assemblies, parts, and variants. See where parts are used and export BOMs to CSV or Excel.
Bring your BOMs, documents, and approvals together. Keep engineering aligned from the first design to the released product.
Built for the people who design, review, and release.
| Part / Document | Description | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 810-00005 | Control module | 1 |
| 810-00012 | PCB assembly | 1 |
| 200-00031 | Connector | 2 |
| 300-00008 | Enclosure | 1 |
| ASY-00011 | Assembly drawing | — |
Keep the part structure, supporting documents, and release decisions connected throughout your product’s lifecycle.
Organize nested assemblies, parts, and variants. See where parts are used and export BOMs to CSV or Excel.
Develop changes in a working BOM while maintaining released revisions. Follow the progression from Unreleased to In Design, Production, and Obsolete.
Route requests through sequential approvers. Record decisions and rejection reasons, and track configurable approval gates.
Link drawings and specifications to the BOM. Manage document revisions, official PDFs, and source files alongside the parts they support.
Create parts, assemble the BOM, and connect the supporting documents.
Submit the design to the right approvers in the required sequence.
Track gate progress, approvals, and changes required before release.
Release the official BOM revision once the required checks are complete.
Give each team member the tools and visibility their work requires.
Create parts, develop BOMs, and submit work for approval.
Review submissions and capture approval or rejection decisions.
Manage users, routing groups, and your organization’s settings.
View, print, and export the current released Production BOM.
Yes. Working BOMs support ongoing changes while released revisions remain available as the official product record.
Yes. Administrators can configure gate names to reflect the organization’s development process.
BOMTrack provides administrator-controlled migration tools for parts and documents, along with tools for matching and uploading document files.
A base part holds the common structure. Variants capture configuration-specific differences while remaining connected to the base.