A Bill of Materials, also known as a BOM, is used to list the parts used to build a product, whether it is a software application, infrastructure equipment or a physical building. In other words, the Bill of Materials lists all the subassemblies, intermediates, parts, and raw materials that are part of a parent assembly, showing the quantity of each required to make an assembly.
Benefits of a Bill of Materials template
Use this Bill of Materials template to:
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Maintain a centralized and accurate record of information for Make-To-Stock, Production, Manufacturing and Just in Time environments.
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Improve material management by responding to changes in production
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Control inventory levels
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Reduce obsolete parts
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Lowers manufacturing costs
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Provide what-If capabilities for estimates or customer quotes
Includes 6 Free Excel Templates
Bill of Materials – Product List
Bill of Materials – Component List
Turnkey Bill of Materials
Bill of Materials – Supplier List
Other Excel templates included are Quick Product List and the Sample
Kitted Bill of Materials template.
Table of Contents
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Scope
1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations
1.4 References
1.5 Overview
2 Version Description
2.1 Inventory of Materials
2.2 Inventory of Software Units
2.3 Changes
2.4 Adaptation Data
2.5 Installation Instructions
3 Appendix
What’s included in the template pack
The templates are in Microsoft Word and Excel and can be downloaded online for only $7.99.
The template pack includes the following documents:
| Bill of Materials Template | 10 pages |  |
| Introduction to Bill of Materials | 6 pages | |
| Bill of Materials – Product List | 1 x Excel file |  |
| Bill of Materials – Component List | 1 x Excel file | |
| Bill of Materials – Supplier List | 1 x Excel file | |
| Quick Product List | 1 x Excel file | |
| Sample Kitted Bill | 1 x Excel file | |
| Turnkey Bill of Materials | 1 x Excel file | |
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