BOM scrub
Normalize MPNs, flag NRND/obsolete and ask for clarifications on ambiguous lines.
XFPCB purchases and kits electronic components against your BOM so assembly is not waiting on missing passives, connectors or ICs. We validate manufacturer part numbers and respect your approved-vendor rules.

Component buying for PCBA fails when descriptions replace MPNs or when alternates are assumed. XFPCB scrubs the BOM for missing manufacturer names, obsolete status and packaging mismatches before placing orders.
You can run full turnkey purchasing or a hybrid kit where you consign security-sensitive ICs and we buy the remainder.
Normalize MPNs, flag NRND/obsolete and ask for clarifications on ambiguous lines.
Buy from authorized or customer-approved channels per your rules; report lead times early.
Verify part marking, quantity and packaging before kitting to the SMT line.
Issue parts to the assembly traveler with DNP and substitute records attached.

| Project Area | XFPCB Guidance |
|---|---|
| Best inputs | MPN, manufacturer, reference designator, quantity, DNP |
| Common buys | Passives, connectors, regulators, MCUs, LEDs |
| Customer often consigns | Programmed MCUs, FPGAs, custom ASICs |
| Output | Kitted parts ready for XFPCB SMT/THT assembly |
Every electrical line should carry a real MPN - not only a generic description.
List approved alternates or state that no substitutes are allowed.
Share build quantity plus expected attrition for low-value chip parts when you want extras purchased.
Yes for reliable purchasing. Descriptions alone force clarification loops and increase counterfeit risk.
We can suggest alternates when your AVL allows. Restricted lines stay locked to the named MPN unless you approve a change.
Ship them labeled by job and reference designator. We inspect incoming quantity and kit them with purchased parts.
Obsolete MPNs, missing package info, and unclear substitute policy. A clean BOM shortens both quote and buy cycles.
Send your BOM and assembly quantity so we can scrub MPNs and return lead-time risks with the PCBA quote.