Bill of materials
Define the components and quantities that make a finished product.
Write the bill of materials once. Every batch you build draws down the raw material and puts finished goods into stock at the real, rolled-up cost - including freight and duty.

Bill of materials
3-tier steel tiffin
Work order WO-0142
0 / 480 units
PlannedDraft
Components drawn from Godown A
Godown A · Shelf 1
Steel tier
Lid
Godown A · Shelf 2
Clip set
Carry handle
Finished goods +0
Made for
The everyday problems we hear most from manufacturing, and what replaces them.
How it usually goes
With OthTech Invoice
Raw material used up with no record of where it went
Each build draws the components listed in its bill of materials
Finished goods costed at a guess
Assembly adds finished goods at the rolled-up cost of their components
Freight and duty left out of product cost
Landed cost spreads them across the receipt by value or quantity
Production jobs tracked on a whiteboard
Work orders track each job from planned to done
Write the bill of materials once. Building a batch draws down the components and puts the finished goods into stock at the rolled-up cost.
Define the components and quantities that make a finished product.
Building a batch consumes the components and adds finished goods at rolled-up cost.
Plan and track production jobs from start to finish.
Spread freight and duty across a receipt by value or quantity, so unit costs are real.
Sell sets made of other items, with stock drawn from each component.
Know where on the shelf each item sits, not just which godown.
List the components and quantities for each finished product.
POs and goods receipts bring raw material in, with landed cost if you import.
A work order or assembly consumes components and adds finished goods to stock.
Finished goods are billed with GST, and your margin reflects the real cost.

480 units · components drawn from 2 godowns
Illustration · sample numbers
₹014 days
₹499/month
₹999/month
₹1,999/month
₹4,999/month
Prices in INR, billed monthly. The trial includes everything in the Factory plan. BOMs, work orders and accounting are in every plan.
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Yes. Components are drawn from the godowns that hold them, and the finished goods go where you choose.
Assembly rolls up the cost of the components consumed, so each finished unit carries its real material cost.
Yes. Landed cost spreads freight and customs duty across the receipt, so unit costs include them.
It covers BOMs, assembly and work orders for small manufacturers. It doesn't do capacity planning or machine scheduling.
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