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BOM Sourcing & Multi-Part RFQ
Upload your BOM for multi-part sourcing, pricing, availability, and procurement review.
Best Information to Include
Exact MPN
Manufacturer part number for each line
Required quantity
Quantity needed for each component
Useful purchase details
Manufacturer, package, target price, required date or documentation needs when relevant
Manufacturer part number for each line
Required quantity
Quantity needed for each component
Useful purchase details
Manufacturer, package, target price, required date or documentation needs when relevant
Upload Your BOM
Accepted formats: XLSX, CSV, XLS and PDF, up to 20 MB. XLSX and CSV files with recognizable MPN/Part Number and Qty/Quantity headers can be parsed automatically.
How BOM Sourcing Works
A clear line-by-line process keeps multi-part enquiries easier to review and quote.
Send Your Part List
Start with an XLSX, XLS, CSV or PDF containing exact MPNs and quantities. XLSX/CSV files with clear MPN and Quantity headers can be extracted automatically; XLS/PDF remain available for manual review. Add manufacturer, package or purchasing notes when they matter.
Line-by-Line Review
Each requested part number is reviewed against the information available for that exact component. Unclear lines can be identified for clarification instead of being guessed.
Receive Quotation Details
Quotation details can be returned for lines that can be evaluated. Availability, pricing and lead time are confirmed case by case rather than assumed from a static catalog page.
What Helps Us Review a BOM
The more exact the line information is, the easier it is to avoid ambiguity during sourcing review.
Recommended BOM Information
Required for each line
Exact manufacturer part number (MPN)
Required quantity
Helpful when relevant
Manufacturer
Package
Target price
Required date
Date-code preference
Documentation requirements
Exact manufacturer part number (MPN)
Required quantity
Helpful when relevant
Manufacturer
Package
Target price
Required date
Date-code preference
Documentation requirements
Alternative Parts Are Reviewed Carefully
If a requested part is unavailable, a possible alternative should only be discussed when there is a reliable source identifying a candidate part. Electrical characteristics, package, pinout and application requirements still need to be reviewed before substitution.
This approach avoids presenting an unsupported replacement simply because two parts appear similar.