Smart BOM Sourcing
Source your whole BOM across up to 3 countries, checked by our supply chain team.
Upload your complete BOM and choose up to 3 target sourcing countries, India, USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, or the Nordics. Cadlete’s supply chain team helps you find where to source every part in that BOM, flagging prototype-hostile minimum order quantities (MOQs) along the way, so you’re not sourcing part-by-part across a dozen tabs.
The tool groups your BOM by part category (passive, active, connector, mechanical hardware) and matches each group against distributor availability in your chosen countries, then flags line items where the minimum order quantity is a poor fit for prototype or low-volume runs, a common, underestimated cause of stalled builds. Sourcing guidance is grounded in Cadlete’s own manufacturing-partner network, not a raw price-comparison scrape.
How it works
Questions About Smart BOM Sourcing
What does "prototype-hostile MOQ" actually mean, and why flag it specifically?
Many distributors set a minimum order quantity built around production-scale reorders, not a first prototype or low-volume run, so a part that looks available can still stall a build if the real minimum is far above what you need. The tool flags those line items specifically so you are not sourcing part-by-part and discovering the mismatch after ordering.
Why can I only choose up to 3 target countries?
Sourcing guidance across too many countries at once dilutes into generic advice. Limiting to 3 keeps the guidance grounded in Cadlete’s own manufacturing-partner network for those specific markets, not a raw price-comparison scrape across every country at once.
Does this replace working with a distributor directly, or does it point me to one?
It points you to where to source each part, grouped by category and matched against real distributor availability in your chosen countries, so you go into that conversation with a sourcing plan instead of a blank BOM.