Bill of Materials Generator

Create and share Bill Of Materials digitally for free to simplify your production planning

Fill in the data below to create a Bill of Materials

Basic information

BOM Name*

BOM Code

Description

Product components

Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty needed	Unit of measurement	Base unit buy price	Price estimation
Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty needed	Unit	Base unit buy price Rp 0	Price estimation Rp0
Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty needed	Unit	Base unit buy price Rp 0	Price estimation Rp0

Variable cost account	Amount
Variable cost account	Amount Rp 0
Variable cost account	Amount Rp 0

Routing

Process	Description	Account mapping	Routing cost
Process			Routing cost Rp

Total estimated component price

Rp0

Total routing cost

Rp0

Total estimated production cost

Rp0

Production output

Main output

Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty	Unit	Percentage	Amount
Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty 0	Unit	Percentage % 100	Amount Rp0

Other outputs

Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty	Unit	Percentage	Amount
Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty 0	Unit	Percentage % 0 The total percentage must not exceed 50%	Amount Rp0
Product name	Product code / SKU	Qty 0	Unit	Percentage % 0 The total percentage must not exceed 50%	Amount Rp0

Production waste

Production waste	Allocation method	Percentage	Amount
Production waste			Amount Rp

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What are the components of a bill of materials?

Key components in creating a bill of materials

BOM Name

A unique identification that reflects the final product or final assembly for easy management.

BOM Code

Unique number or alphanumeric to identify and manage the BOM.

Product name

The name of the item or component used in the production process.

Product code/SKU

A unique code assigned to each item in the BOM, usually identified by a SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) number to make product identification easier.

Qty needed

The number of units required to produce one unit of final product determined by a production standard or recipe.

Unit of measurement

The unit of measurement used to record the amount of material, such as pcs (pieces), kg (kilogram), meters, liters, or other units according to the type of raw material.

Base unit buy price

The unit purchase price of raw materials or components used in production, based on prices from suppliers or distributors.

Price estimation

Estimated total cost of materials or components based on the quantities required in the BOM.

Variable cost account

The account category in the accounting system where the cost of the material or component is recorded, such as “Main Inventory” or “Production Inventory”.

Amount of variable cost account

The total cost of materials or components that is mapped to a specific account in the financial statements and is subject to adjustment depending on the accounting method used (for example, the addition of other costs such as overhead).

Process

Stages of production that include activities such as assembling, finishing, or packaging.

Account Mapping

Accounting accounts that record labor costs, machine usage, or production overhead.

Routing Cost

Total production cost per process, including labor, machine usage, and overhead.

Main Output

The primary product produced from the production process according to the BOM

Other Outputs

Byproducts or secondary products generated during production that can be utilized or sold. Example: Sawdust from the wood-cutting process.

Production waste

An accounting account that records the value of main and other results in the financial statements and can be used for overhead costs. Example: Machine waste.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a Bill of Material generator?

A Bill of Material generator is a tool that assists in compiling a complete list of raw materials, components, and production steps to facilitate the manufacturing and production process.

To use this software, you simply need to enter the details such as the product name, the components, quantity of items, and the descriptions of each item or material. The BOM generator will automatically produce a structured Bill of Materials (BOM) list.

Using a BOM generator provides numerous benefits, including increased efficiency by automating the creation of structured Bills of Materials, saving time and effort compared to manual methods. It minimizes errors in production planning by ensuring accurate input of components and quantities, simplifies material management by tracking inventory levels, and aids in budgeting with clear visibility into material costs and production expenses.

Additionally, it improves communication across teams by providing a standardized BOM, ensuring everyone is aligned on production requirements. These advantages help businesses streamline manufacturing processes and enhance overall productivity.

Yes, this Bill of Material generator is available for free from Mekari Jurnal and can be used by anyone to easily compile and manage material lists. This accessibility allows users to streamline their production processes without incurring additional costs!