Generate connector, terminal, seal, plug, wire, splice, busbar, and ground BOM information from the verified harness project model used for engineering reports.
The BOM reads placed connectors, loose hardware, assigned cavity terminals, seals, plugs, conductors, splices, busbars, and grounds. Counts are grouped by recorded part or specification reference instead of being re-entered in a separate spreadsheet.
Terminal, seal, and cavity-plug quantities come from per-cavity assignments. Each line retains the source component or cavity context needed to investigate an incomplete specification.
In the engineering inventory report, engineers can show or hide optional columns, rename headings, reorder visible columns, and add property-backed columns. The same active profile drives the configured CSV export.
BOM information is available in the workspace report, configured CSV, engineering PDF, and the CircuitTwin interchange package. The package includes versioned CircuitTwin XML and normalized tables; proprietary CAD compatibility requires a tested target adapter.
| Class | Reference | Part / specification | Description | Quantity | Unit | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connector | X1 | GEN-8P-001 | Generic eight-cavity connector | 1 | ea | Generic |
| Terminal | X1 / cavity 1 | GEN-T-01 | Crimp terminal | 1 | ea | Assigned |
| Seal | X1 / cavity 1 | GEN-S-02 | Wire seal | 1 | ea | Assigned |
| Wire | W001 | 1.0 mm² copper | Recorded conductor specification | 2.500 | m | Specified |
Yes. The engineering inventory report supports visible-column selection, heading changes, ordering, and property-backed custom columns. Its configured CSV follows the active profile.
No. Missing or generic specifications remain explicit so an engineer can complete or approve them.