Manufacturing Bill of Materials Software

Keep Production, Inventory, and Costs Connected

A manufacturing bill of materials (BOM) defines the materials, components, and processes required to build a product. Accurate BOMs help keep purchasing, production, inventory, and costing aligned.

Acumatica Bill of Materials helps manufacturers manage revisions, material requirements, and product costs in one connected system.

Acumatica is the Platform. Milestone Information Solutions Makes it Work For You.

When Production and Costs Stop Lining Up

When teams work from different BOM versions, small issues can create larger problems throughout the business.

Common signs include:

  • Production delays
  • Inventory discrepancies
  • Incorrect material purchases
  • Costing variances
  • Margin surprises

Most manufacturers discover BOM problems after they have already affected production, inventory, or financial reporting.

Signs Your BOM Process Is Creating Problems

You may have outgrown your current process if:

  • Production teams regularly discover missing or incorrect components during builds
  • Purchasing relies on spreadsheets or disconnected information to make buying decisions
  • Inventory adjustments are common after production runs
  • Product costs regularly differ from what teams expected
  • Finance spends time investigating variances instead of analyzing results

If two or more of these sound familiar, product information, production activity, inventory, and financial reporting may no longer be fully connected.

What Acumatica Bill of Materials Management Includes

Acumatica connects BOM management directly with manufacturing, inventory, purchasing, and financial data.

Multi-Level Bill of Materials

Manage products with multiple levels of components, subassemblies, labor, and overhead in a single system.

Revision Control

Track BOM revisions and maintain a history of changes so engineering, production, and purchasing teams are working from the same information.

Cost Rollups

Calculate product costs using materials, labor, machine time, and overhead to better understand product profitability.

Material Planning

Connect BOMs with inventory and purchasing to understand material requirements, availability, and potential shortages before they impact production.

Engineering Change Management

Control engineering changes and ensure updates flow through production, purchasing, inventory, and costing processes.

The Numbers Eventually Catch Up

Production issues eventually show up in the financials.

An outdated BOM, incorrect material requirements, or disconnected production process can impact inventory valuation, product costs, and profitability reporting.

When manufacturing and accounting operate in separate systems, finance teams often spend time explaining differences instead of analyzing performance.

Acumatica connects BOMs, inventory, production, purchasing, and accounting so operational activity and financial results stay aligned.

BOMs Work Better When Everything Is Connected

A bill of materials affects more than production. It impacts inventory, purchasing, scheduling, costing, and financial reporting. When those processes operate in separate systems, information becomes harder to trust and decisions take longer to make.

Acumatica Manufacturing Edition brings together:

  • Bill of Materials Management
  • Production Management
  • Inventory Control
  • Material Planning
  • Purchasing
  • Scheduling
  • Financial Management

Instead of managing separate systems and spreadsheets, manufacturers gain a single source of information across operations and finance.

Build Products With Better Information

Growing manufacturers need more than spreadsheets and disconnected tools.

With Acumatica Manufacturing Edition and Milestone Information Solutions, your team gains better visibility into production, inventory, costing, and financial performance through one connected system.

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