Costing

Understand how a component change affects product cost. Compare supplier quotes at the requested quantity and preserve cost snapshots for later decisions.

Cost sheets

A configurable sheet per item: material, labour, overhead and the lines you add yourself. It reads the bill of materials rather than asking you to retype it.

Supplier quote total-cost comparison

Compare goods, freight, tooling and other one-time charges at the requested quantity. Unknown charges stay explicit, complete totals can be ranked, and the cost breakdown is preserved with the award without inflating recurring source prices.

In the API

Supplier qualification reviews

Approve suppliers for a part, part type or all sourcing. Preserve review history and evidence references, track expiry, and record explicit exceptions with a frozen qualification assessment when awarding an RFQ.

In the API

Supplier change control

Review material, process, tooling and site changes against frozen affected-item snapshots. Assign evidence-backed requirements, record independent decisions, and track implementation separately from approval, through the app, REST or MCP.

In the API

Cost rollup

Every child cost times its raw quantity, summed up the tree. The item's own value shows as the variance, so you can see what the assembly adds on top of its parts.

In the API

Wastage

Cost the material you consume, not the material that ends up in the product. Wastage is applied per line, where the loss actually happens.

Markup

Apply markup at the level you sell at and read the margin against the rolled-up cost underneath it.

FOB to landed

Carry a cost from ex-works through freight, duty and the rest to a landed figure, with every step visible instead of buried in one adjusted number.

Mixed currencies

Hold each cost in the currency it was quoted in and convert at read time. The quote keeps its original figure; the sheet still totals.

Cost snapshots

Freeze a costing into a labelled snapshot and compare snapshots against each other. Answering "what did this cost us in March" stops being an archaeology exercise.

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