A Part You Cannot Source 
Is a Product You Cannot Ship

Manufacturer Part Search brings lifecycle status, supplier availability, and pricing into Altium Designer. Compare parts and suppliers before placing a component, so sourcing becomes part of the design decision.

ActiveBOM turns the BOM into an active design document in Altium Designer. Map components to manufacturer parts, and review pricing, availability, and sourcing risk before the board ships.

BOM Portal brings the BOM into the browser, with checks for invalid, deprecated, low-stock, and noncompliant parts. Share it for review, or consolidate BOMs across multiple boards or projects.

Octopart brings supplier stock, pricing, and availability, while Accuris adds manufacturer, lifecycle, and regulatory data. Both are available in the Manufacturer Part Search panel, ActiveBOM, and BOM Portal, right where part decisions get made.

Optional integrations with SiliconExpert and Z2Data add obsolescence forecasts, lifecycle and compliance data, alternative-part recommendations, and risk indicators giving deeper analysis for projects that need it.

The BOM Portal gives both teams one BOM in the cloud, with up-to-date pricing, stock, and lifecycle. Procurement raises substitutions where the line item lives, not over email.

Managed components carry a lifecycle state, so designers pull from one approved set. New parts follow a request step before they reach a board.

The Library Health Dashboard surfaces obsolete and at-risk parts across the workspace. Standardized templates keep new components consistent as the team grows.

Bidirectional component sync keeps parts aligned with Duro or Arena PLM. Release and publish workflows push BOMs and project records to the PLM in one step.

Manufacturer Part Search and ActiveBOM bring distributor stock, pricing, and lifecycle into Altium Designer. Optional Z2Data and SiliconExpert add deeper risk scoring.

One governed BOM carries the product definition through engineering, procurement, and manufacturing. Approving a release delivers the released BOM into your PLM as the controlled record, so the enterprise works from what engineering actually approved instead of a re-keyed spreadsheet.

A governed component library standardizes parts with lifecycle states, compliance signals, risk profiles, and stability data. Engineers choose components with pricing, alternates, and forecasts, preventing redesigns and obsolete picks.

Live pricing, stock, alternates, lifecycle forecasts, and risk signals surface inside design. Automated checks enforce sourcing, cost, and compliance on every commit, so sourcing problems surface during design rather than after release.

Transform your BOM into immediate negotiation leverage. Connect up-to-date market data to automated RFQs and bid evaluations, giving procurement full spend visibility while engineering locks in commercially viable parts from day one.

Standardize your category strategies and supplier mandates across all divisions. Automated controls and proactive cost checks ensure margin targets, compliance standards, and resilience objectives are met on every project without slowing down design teams.

Move from manual quoting to intelligent spend management. By centralizing your category data and standardizing your sourcing workflows, you automate the entire RFQ process across the organization. Procurement teams can instantly compare supplier bids, calculate the lowest Total Cost of Ownership, and maximize negotiating power on every contract.