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Hi Sergey,

We use a system called PartKeepr. This is a stand alone stock control
system so you would need to list your stock, then list everything from
your BOMs to create 'projects' in partkeepr.

http://www.partkeepr.org/

The blog says that it is now unmaintained - but also, a few posts
earlier it says partkeepr is now using symfony2 framework, which I'm
familiar with.

Reservation of parts might be something that needs adding.

I hope that helps...

Ed

On 28/11/14 09:30, Sergey Alyoshin wrote:
> Hello
>
> Does anyone use some kind of electronic elements accounting system?
>
> Desirable requirements:
> - Accounting (increasing and decreasing elements quantity)
> - Association with BOM (report insufficient and nissing elements; if
> this type of element is used in any other BOMs)
> - Reservation for BOM (elements on shelf, but are reserved for following BOMs)


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