Sourceability Launches its First BOM Management Tool with 'One-Click' Purchasing
September 15, 2020
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Free online tool allows supply chain professionals to view and purchase instant offers on over 550 million MPN offers from 2,600+ vendors from around the world.
Sourceability, the digital supply chain solutions provider, launched a BOM management tool with ‘one-click’ transaction capabilities. Designed for procurement specialists and purchasing departments, the BOM tool delivers on quotes and ‘one-click’ purchasing. It is available on Sourcengine, the B2B e-commerce marketplace for the electronic components industry. The BOM Tool is free to use for all registered Sourcengine users.
According to the company, supply chain professionals can upload 2,000 line items in a bill of materials and receive offers on over 550 million manufacturer part numbers in seconds. The tool also allows buyers to transact upon these quotes with one click, cutting out the usual purchasing process of writing numerous RFQs, reviewing pricing, contacting individual suppliers, and then finalizing shipments. Procurement specialists can also export BOM Tool results and share it with their global team and organization.
The BOM Tool also delivers product information to supply chain professionals such as description, life cycle, and compliance specifications (import and export). Users can schedule deliveries up to 12 months and every uploaded BOM is saved for future review. Saved BOMs can be rerun in the tool to obtain the latest offers with a single click of a button. Each BOM purchase is also backed by a 3-year warranty.
For more information, visit: https://www.sourcengine.com/tools-bom
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