BOMs that hold up
Available today in Inventory: component lines at SKU level, cycle rejection, multi-level explosion, costed from the catalog.
Products / Production
Bills of materials already live in Inventory and drive purchasing. Production, in development, will carry them through to finished stock.
Illustrative product preview. All records and counts are sample data.
Available today in Inventory: component lines at SKU level, cycle rejection, multi-level explosion, costed from the catalog.
Available today in Purchasing: draft-from-demand includes BOM explosions and prepares one requisition per warehouse.
In development: issue a work order from a BOM, reserve and consume components, receive finished stock.
Build cost variability is a 2026 problem,
not a 2025 problem.
Component lines at SKU level with effective quantities down the tree. Self-reference and cycles are rejected.
Explosion shows what is short. Draft-from-demand prepares the requisition for a person to approve.
In development. Reserve components against the stock ledger and consume them as the build runs.
In development. The finished item lands back in inventory on the same append-only ledger.
Draft-from-demand finds what a BOM explosion leaves short and prepares the requisition. Nothing is ordered until a person approves it.
About Maya AIBills of materials in Inventory and demand-driven requisitions in Purchasing. Both run on the same products, SKUs, and warehouses as the rest of the platform.
Work orders issued from a BOM, reservation and consumption of components from the stock ledger, and receipt of the finished item back into inventory. Details will be published here when it ships.
Yes. Define BOMs in Inventory now and let draft-from-demand raise requisitions. Work orders will pick up the same records.
From the catalog, with multi-level explosion and effective quantities down the tree, not from whichever warehouse you are in.
Tell us how you build today. We will show what runs now and what the Production module adds.