AML records

Imported BOMs can include AML information. AMLs are used to create one-to-many relationships between internal part numbers (corporate part numbers) and manufacturer parts (manufacturer part number and manufacturer name).

BOM Intelligence uses the Internal Part Number attribute to associate multiple manufacturer parts to the same Internal Part Number. When a column of data in the BOM import file is mapped to the Internal Part Number attribute, BOM Intelligence associates all of the different imported manufacturer parts with the same Internal Part Number to a single AML record.

Imported BOMs can have AML options enabled by selecting the Use Internal Part Number to Build AML check box, which appears in the Select Import Options modal window. When this option is enabled for a BOM, alternate parts can be added to the BOM, and AML Risk Scores appear in both the BOM Details and the Alerts datagrids.

Import single level (flat) BOMs, or indentured BOMs that include AML records. The minimum amount of required data for all imported BOMs is a Manufacturer Part Number, and if the BOM is indentured, then the Indenture Code is also required. If an AML record exists in the BOM to import, the Internal Part Number is also required.

Click for an example of a single-level BOM file format.

The Indenture Code indicates whether the indenture level is defined alphanumerically, or using NHA, which have the following characteristics:

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