The best IndaBOM alternatives
The rest of Best Bill of Materials Software, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
OpenBOM suits engineering and manufacturing teams managing product data from design through production.
Cascadia PLM is aimed at engineering and manufacturing teams managing requirements, parts, revisions, and work orders.
BOMIST is aimed at electronics manufacturers and hardware teams managing parts, production, and purchasing.
MRPeasy is aimed at small and medium-sized manufacturers and distributors with up to 200 employees.
Katana may suit teams managing inventory and orders through a web product, including those who want to start with a permanent free tier.
PartsBox suits electronics companies, engineering firms, contract manufacturers, regulated manufacturers, labs, and makers.
Carbon is aimed at discrete manufacturers that need connected materials planning, production, and quality workflows.
It suits organizations wanting modular ERP and CRM functions with open source deployment options.
TurboPLM suits hardware teams that need product structure, BOM control, revisioning, traceability, and engineering-change workflows.
Dokuly suits engineering and operations teams managing product records, requirements, purchasing, inventory and production.
It suits manufacturers seeking connected production planning, shop-floor and financial tools.
Kinetic is aimed at manufacturers, particularly those handling discrete or make-to-order production.
It suits small and midsize businesses that want finance, inventory, purchasing, sales, and customer management in one ERP system.
M1 suits small and medium-sized manufacturers coordinating production, inventory, orders, and finances.
Genius ERP is intended for small and mid-sized manufacturers that need to connect engineering, production, inventory, purchasing, and finance.
Rootstock may suit manufacturers, distributors, and product companies that make, move, or service goods.
