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- Introduction
- 1. Install OpenBOM Add-In
- 2. Sign into OpenBOM
- 3. Edit Your Settings
- 4. Create a BOM Using the One-Click BOM
- 5. Create a Vendor List
- 6. Open Your CAD Items Catalog
- 7. Add Business Data to Your Items (Vendors and Costs)
- 8. Order Long-Lead Items
- 9. Mark a Purchase Order as “Received” in OpenBOM
- 10. Create an Order BOM
- 11. Create a Purchase Order
- 12. Export a Purchase Order
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- Manage Revisions of Attached Files
- Export Data as a Zip
- OpenBOM YouTube Channel
- Administration
- Data Management
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- File Management
- Search & Filters
- BOM Types
- Creating BOMs
- BOM Compare Service
- Formulas, Calculations, & Rollups
- Organizing Data
- Custom Objects
- Using Templates
- Exporting Data
- User-Defined Views
- Team Views
- Collaborate & Share
- Production Planning & Inventory Control
- Change Management and Revision Control
- User Defined Commands
- Integrations
- Home
- Training Courses
- OpenBOM Basics Course
- Registration & Settings
- Dashboard Walkthrough & Searches
- Creating BOMs from Excel
- Creating BOMs from CAD
- Creating BOMs Manually
- Preparing Catalogs
- Multi-Level & Flattened BOMs
- Exporting Reports
- Creating User-Defined Views & Filtering Information
- Real-Time Collaboration
- Revision & Change Management
- Managing Your Team
- OpenBOM Data Management Course
- OpenBOM Change Management Course
- End-to-End Design to Purchase Process
- Introduction
- 1. Install OpenBOM Add-In
- 2. Sign into OpenBOM
- 3. Edit Your Settings
- 4. Create a BOM Using the One-Click BOM
- 5. Create a Vendor List
- 6. Open Your CAD Items Catalog
- 7. Add Business Data to Your Items (Vendors and Costs)
- 8. Order Long-Lead Items
- 9. Mark a Purchase Order as "Received" in OpenBOM
- 10. Create an Order BOM
- 11. Create a Purchase Order
- 12. Export a Purchase Order
- OpenBOM CAD Integration Courses
- OpenBOM Design Course
- Premium Onboarding Experience
- OpenBOM Basics Course
- Getting Started
- Video Demos
- OpenBOM Basics
- Training Courses
- Part Number Management
- Import Data
- Design Projects
- New Product Development Process
- CAD Integrations
- Bill of Materials
- OpenBOM Community
- "Where Used" and Graph Navigation
- Flattened BOM Feature
- Generate PDFs (and More) from CAD
- Generate Part Numbers for CAD
- Create RFQs and POs
- Manage Revisions of Attached Files
- Export Data as a Zip
- OpenBOM YouTube Channel
- Administration
- Data Management
- Properties
- File Management
- Search & Filters
- BOM Types
- Creating BOMs
- BOM Compare Service
- Formulas, Calculations, & Rollups
- Organizing Data
- Custom Objects
- Using Templates
- Exporting Data
- User-Defined Views
- Team Views
- Collaborate & Share
- Production Planning & Inventory Control
- Change Management and Revision Control
- User Defined Commands
- Integrations
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Follow these steps to generate a multi-level BOM: (1) Make sure there is a BOM for a top-level assembly and all corresponding sub-assemblies somewhere in your Dashboard and they each have a Part Number assigned. Here’s a simple example you […]