Manufacturing Intelligence
Should-cost modeling software that turns drawings, BOMs, process routes, and supplier quotes into auditable target costs for engineered parts and assemblies.
72K+
supplier records connected to sourcing intelligence
99.4%
BOM accuracy target for validated programmes
5 days
typical pilot setup for a focused team
Capability
Each model is assembled from the inputs that actually drive manufacturing cost, rather than scaled from a generic industry average.
Capability
Quoted prices are compared against the modeled target cost at the line-item level, so variance is visible before it becomes a negotiation surprise.
Capability
A should-cost model is only useful if it reaches the negotiation table in a form the supplier conversation can actually use.
FAQ
At minimum, a part drawing or CAD model, material specification, target process route, and expected volume. Supplier quote history improves accuracy further but is not required to get started.
Accuracy depends on how closely the process and material assumptions match the supplier’s actual production route. Models are designed to be directionally reliable enough to flag real variance, not to predict a supplier’s exact margin.
Yes. A single BOM can mix machined, cast, formed, and assembled parts, each modeled against the process-specific cost drivers relevant to it.
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