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Electronics & electrical manufacturing
Review the components an assembly needs, what you must buy and what the customer supplies. Jems brings component BOMs, quoting, purchasing, stock ownership and production time together for PCB assemblies, cable harnesses, control panels and electrical subassemblies.
Components, supply & ownership
A component requirement, supplier quote and stores record each answer a different question. Bring them together with the assembly’s BOM and operations so your team can review supply arrangements and the work behind the estimate.
Manufacturing workflows to explore
Use multi-level BOMs for components and subassemblies, with versions, drawings and datasheets alongside them. Include assembly operations in the estimate so the parts and work have a shared reference.
Explore component BOMs →Bring component needs together with stock and MRP. Check live price and availability through supported supplier integrations, with coverage confirmed against the suppliers your team uses.
Explore purchasing & suppliers →Keep the customer’s ownership and the job’s free-issue requirements visible alongside purchased material. Use the same catalogue part while retaining who owns the stock.
Explore customer-owned stock →An example assembly job
Follow an illustrative batch of 20 control panels. Review the BOM quantities, separate purchased components from customer-supplied modules, and follow wiring, assembly and test operations.
01 / Define the BOM
An enclosure, terminals and an electrical module sit in the same assembly structure, alongside drawings and datasheets.
Explore component BOMs| Component | Per panel | For 20 panels |
|---|---|---|
| Enclosure | 1 | 20 |
| Terminal | 12 | 240 |
| Electrical module | 1 | 20 |
The BOM provides the component quantities to review when preparing the batch and the manufacturing estimate.
02 / Plan components
Material planning brings requirements together with stock and purchasing. In this example, the customer supplies the electrical modules.
Explore purchasing & suppliers| Component | Qty | Supply arrangement |
|---|---|---|
| Enclosure | 20 | Purchase / stock |
| Terminal | 240 | Purchase / stock |
| Electrical module | 20 | Customer-supplied |
Check component requirements and ownership before preparing the work, including live price and stock checks for supported suppliers.
03 / Record assembly
Define wiring, assembly and test as production operations and record the work against the job.
Explore assembly & test time| Job information | Sample value |
|---|---|
| Part | PNL-020 |
| Batch quantity | 20 panels |
| Operations | Wiring → assembly → test |
Compare recorded operation time with the estimate when reviewing this batch and quoting the next one.
Check your requirements
Bring an assembly BOM, supplier list and a job involving customer-supplied parts if you use them.
Component BOMs, versions, drawings and datasheets, quoting, material planning, supported supplier price and stock checks, stock ownership, assembly time, goods-in quality and returns.
Supplier coverage, approved component substitutions, machine-programming links, and the traceability or compliance evidence your customers expect.
Scheduling and Accounting Sync are targeted for Q4 2026. Engineering Change Control and broader Production Quality are on the 2027 roadmap. See the product roadmap for development targets.
Built & supported in the UK
Start with a representative job. Agree the software fit, the data to bring across and the help your team needs before implementation begins.
Bring an assembly BOM, supplier list and an example of customer-supplied parts. We’ll follow component requirements, purchasing, ownership and the time recorded for assembly operations.
Book your workflow demoWe assess your current system, records and history, then agree migration coverage, validation, training and responsibilities. Your team checks representative jobs before the planned cutover.
Explore migration & implementationJems Standard is £1,249 per month excluding VAT, with 10 full-access users and 25 shop-floor-only workers. Implementation, migration and training are scoped and quoted separately.
Calculate your team’s subscriptionYour questions
Yes. Jems records purchased and customer-owned material against the same part record, retaining ownership and free-issue requirements. We can demonstrate a mixed-material assembly using an example of your customer’s job.
Live pricing and stock are available through supported supplier integrations. Coverage is checked against your supplier list during the demo. Purchasing and goods book-in workflows are explained on the purchasing & suppliers page.
Production operations can represent the work your team performs, including assembly and test activities. Shop-floor time capture and operational variance reporting help you compare recorded work with the estimate. Bring your operation list so we can demonstrate how the time is recorded.
Bring an example component trace reference and the records you need to supply to a customer. Jems has stock trace numbers, goods-in inspection, quarantine and returns workflows. We review the level of traceability and quality evidence you require rather than assuming those records satisfy every customer or regulatory requirement.
The same Jems Standard subscription applies across these industry workflows: £1,249 per month excluding VAT, including 10 full-access users and 25 shop-floor-only workers. Additional access is sold in blocks; larger deployments receive a tailored quote. Implementation, migration and training are scoped and quoted separately. Use the team pricing calculator to explore your subscription.
We agree a timetable after reviewing your data, workflows and training needs. The scope defines the records and history to migrate, validation checks, responsibilities and the planned cutover. Your team has time to check migrated records and test representative jobs before go-live.
See your assembly in Jems
Walk through your components, supplier requirements, material ownership and assembly operations with our UK team. We’ll discuss software fit, implementation and migration.