Instant online PCB pricing · Turnkey assembly with sourced components · Export documents included
BOM Sourcing
Component availability often decides the assembly lead time. Before anything is purchased, we review your BOM line by line and confirm availability, minimum purchase quantities, lifecycle status, and pricing.
| Parameter | Scope |
|---|---|
| Modes | Turnkey (all lines), partial (selected lines), consigned (kit check only) |
| Buying channels | The source of each line is stated in your quotation |
| Line checks | Stock, MOQ, packaging, lifecycle status, RoHS and date-code limits |
| Alternates | Proposed with manufacturer part number, datasheet and price delta; nothing fitted without approval |
| Traceability | Purchase records and date codes retained per build and released on request |
| Quote output | Per-line unit price, extended price, MOQ overage and attrition, all in USD |
| Turnaround | BOM review is part of your quotation, typically within one business day after your files are complete |
We map your columns to a standard format: designators, quantity, manufacturer part number, description, package and do-not-place notes.
Each part is checked against distributor stock and the board footprint, to identify potential package and pin-count mismatches before purchase.
Shortages, minimum purchase quantity requirements and end-of-life parts come back as options: alternate, redesign, or consign it yourself.
You approve the final line list; that version is what gets bought, kitted and counted at incoming inspection.
The source of every line is stated in your quotation, and nothing is purchased before you approve it.
Not-recommended-for-new-design and end-of-life parts are flagged with a last-buy view so you can plan a revision.
Consigned kits are counted on arrival, and shortages are reported before production is scheduled.
Upload the BOM with your Gerber and get a cleared, priced line list with every risk flagged.
