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CPQ to ERP automation

From quote to factory floor

Manually copying, pasting, and adjusting production data for complex products is time-consuming and prone to costly errors.

Combinum automatically selects the correct items and generates precise, configurable bills of materials (CBOM) in real time directly from the salesperson's choices. The result is a fully automated workflow that provides your factory floor and ERP system with error-free data.

Automatic item selection

The system is driven by intelligent rules that determine in real time exactly which items and components should be included in the BOM based on the user's selections. Automating this selection eliminates the risk of incorrect or incompatible parts being sent to production, securing the assembly process from the very start.

Quantity and dimensions

Combinum calculates exact dimensions (such as cut length and width) as well as contextual data (such as RAL color numbers) live during configuration. Quantities are automatically multiplied recursively down the structure tree, ensuring that material requirements for every child component are always accurate.

Seamless ERP workflow

The bill of materials is ready for direct export via JSON or XML to your ERP system, complete with operation sequences (such as cutting or assembly) inherited down the tree structure. The system also manages fictitious items, proxy items, and automatically flattened lists to generate ready-to-use picking and spare parts data.

Configuration architecture

Visual modeling

Combinum gives you complete freedom in how you build and maintain your dynamic bills of materials.

Through a structured tree navigation in Combinum Architect, your engineers gain a clear overview of the logic. You can easily control conditions, use formulas for complex dependencies, and manage multi-level structures without needing to write source code.

➔ Want to dive deeper? Learn how a CBOM works in real time.

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