MaXXflow with MaXXlink

From design to production, connected

MaXXlink structures BOMs from your engineering systems. MaXXflow turns them into purchasing, inventory and production decisions. Together they connect design to production.

The handover problem

A design BOM doesn't tell you what to buy, what to make or what's short

Engineering creates the product definition: models, drawings, BOMs and revisions. Production needs something different: what to buy, what to make, what's available and whether the job can go ahead.

When that handover is manual, things go missing. Non-modeled items aren't captured, quantities change, revisions don't reach purchasing in time, and production builds from information that has already moved on. If the BOM is wrong, the purchasing, inventory and production plans built on it are wrong too.

An engineer holds a machined flange while a production lead points to an assembly drawing.

How the two work together

From engineering BOM to manufacturing action

MaXXlink and MaXXflow are complementary steps in the same journey.

  1. 01

    Structure it

    MaXXlink captures BOM information from CAD or PDM, including non-modeled items and custom information, and prepares a manufacturing-ready structure.

    BOMs reviewed and supplemented before they're used.

  2. 02

    Bring it in

    BOMs are imported into MaXXflow through the MaXXlink BOM connector, assigned to products, with control over what's ingested.

    No retyping into spreadsheets.

  3. 03

    Plan from it

    MaXXflow uses the BOM for material requirements, inventory checks and purchasing.

    What to buy and what to make.

  4. 04

    Build from it

    Work orders and production readiness rest on the same structure.

    Jobs built from current information.

Why it matters

Close the gap between what's designed and what gets made

Fewer handover errors

Missed items, wrong quantities and revision mix-ups caught before they reach purchasing or the floor.

Design intent protected

Engineering information becomes useful to manufacturing without being copied and reinterpreted along the way.

Planning you can trust

Requirements, purchasing and readiness rest on BOMs that reflect the current design.

One story from CAD to shop floor

For engineering-led manufacturers, this is what sets MaXXflow apart from generic planning tools.

Where to go next

Bills of materials

The foundation of every plan

EBOM vs MBOM

From how it's designed to how it's made

BOM handover

The engineering-to-production gap

Engineering managers

BOMs that reach production intact