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Bill of materials (BOM) software
Build, version, and manage your BOMs with complete accuracy. Digit helps you define every component, process, and cost from raw materials to finished goods across single or multi-level assemblies.
Manage simple or deeply nested BOMs with ease. Digit supports single-level and multi-level structures up to ten levels deep, giving you full control over every component and dependency in your product builds.
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Set up every component with precise quantities, units, and notes. Digit calculates total weight and cost automatically, helping you plan accurate material usage and analyze yield across production runs.
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Document exactly how products are made. Add routing steps with assigned equipment, tooling, and process details so your production plan matches how work actually happens on the floor.
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Digit helps you manage product changes without losing history. Create new BOM versions for design updates, regional variations, or alternate materials while keeping a full record of previous builds.
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Build complex assemblies in less time with Digit’s Subassembly Creation Wizard. Automatically generate subassembly manufacturing orders, review available stock, and create buffer builds all in one step.
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Yes. Digit’s Subassembly Creation Wizard can automatically generate subassembly manufacturing orders based on your BOM structure. It shows current subassembly quantities, recommends target builds, and lets you add buffer stock in one click, saving hours of manual setup time.
Yes. Digit lets you add routing steps directly inside the BOM, including equipment and tooling assignments. This ensures your process documentation, material planning, and production data are all connected in one place.
Yes. Digit compares estimated material usage from your BOM with the actual consumption data from manufacturing orders. You can see yield differences, monitor waste, and adjust future planning to improve accuracy.
Yes. You can version your BOMs to accommodate alternate materials, regional builds, or improved designs. Every version is stored with its full history, and you can set one as the default active BOM for production while keeping others available for reference or compliance.
A Bill of Materials system defines all the materials, subassemblies, and processes needed to build a finished product. In Digit, you can create single or multi-level BOMs, attach routing steps, assign equipment, and connect each BOM directly to manufacturing orders. When production begins, the system automatically calculates required materials and costs based on your BOM setup.
A single-level BOM lists only the direct components used to make one product. A multi-level BOM includes subassemblies, each with its own components and dependencies. Digit supports up to ten levels deep, giving you full visibility across nested assemblies, costs, and materials.
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