From drawing to a checked BOM – matched to your stock in minutes.
Your design tool’s BOM is just a list. It doesn’t know what is on your shelf or what your warehouse calls a part. Blueprint builds the bridge: drawing → bill of materials → what’s in stock → what’s missing or can substitute → stock deducted for production.

The bill of materials is extracted, grouped and priced automatically.
Deterministic rules run first; when unsure, Blueprint asks a question.
Your answers become workspace rules and part aliases.
Native projects, CAD-export PDFs and pick-and-place files are often free to process.
Cad projects natively; from Altium, Eagle, OrCAD or EasyEDA via a PDF schematic plus a pick-and-place CSV export.
Standard profiles, value notation and row grouping turn “R10 / 10k” into one clean 10 kΩ resistor line.
Uncertain rows become questions. An unchecked list can’t go to production.
Rows are paired with your inventory; AI pairs the leftovers and suggests substitutes.
Stock is deducted only when every row is paired and available – and a recall gives it back exactly. If a part drops too low, an ordering task is created automatically in Issues.
Every decision is logged and can be undone; the BOM exports to Excel.
Deterministic rules run first, and the AI asks instead of guessing. Every decision is logged and reversible, and an unchecked list can’t go to production.
Any of them: a PDF schematic and a pick-and-place export are enough. The output of CAD software is supported natively as well.
The software has been security-audited and can run on your own server, so drawings never leave the company.
Bring one of your drawings or documents and we’ll show you live what PixloSmart gets out of it. No commitment.
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