BOM Portal Dashboard Panel

As the most powerful panel in the BOM Portal, all the information regarding your BOM is consolidated and made convenient to view using various charts. Furthermore, those chart details allow you to drill down into the BOM to see precisely the components with an issue
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I know you believe you're doing a great service to the electronics community with this stuff, but what you're really doing is putting purchasing activities into the hands of design engineers who are not trained to use it. This "easy import" of data absolutely destroys any hope of keeping a disciplined parts library, or of consolidating part types across projects to minimize different part numbers you may need to catalog and stock. Rather, it creates a "Wild West" style of component management that breaks down any decent procurement infrastructure. This kind of operating process may be useful for hackers, and garage shops, but it wreaks absolute chaos on any formal parts engineering system.