BOM Explorer
Search a BOM, trace where-used, get the true per-unit quantity.
A bill of materials hides its real structure — which finished goods use a part, how deep it sits, and how many are actually needed per unit across every path.
A bill-of-materials explorer: field-qualified search across every BOM attribute, reverse where-used lookup for any component, and multi-level tree explosion — with the true per-finished-good-unit quantity rolled up across every usage path and kept separate by site.
About this tool
What BOM Explorer solves
A bill of materials looks simple on the surface and is tangled underneath: the same component can appear at several positions, under phantom assemblies, down different branches — each carrying a quantity that only means something relative to its direct parent. BOM Explorer makes that structure searchable. Field-qualified queries hit any attribute — material, level, procurement type, MRP controller, quantity range — a reverse where-used lookup shows every finished good a component feeds and by which path, and multi-level explosion walks the whole tree. Its signature is the true per-finished-good-unit quantity: each component quantity multiplied down its parent chain and summed across every usage path, kept separate by site because the same part can carry different quantities in different plants.