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Free online tool helps manufacturers reduce tariff risk

Free online tool helps manufacturers reduce tariff risk

Amtech Electrocircuits announce the release of BOMsense, a free, web-based tool that gives engineers, buyers, and programme managers immediate insight into their electronics bill of materials (BOMs) to proactively manage tariff exposure, HTS classification, and cost risks.

Developed in response to persistent customer challenges, BOMsense replaces manual BOM reviews with instant, actionable analysis. In seconds, users can upload a standard CSV file and receive a detailed PDF report that includes:

  • Tariff exposure breakdown by country of origin (COO)
  • HTS code and classification validation
  • Cost-saving opportunities across components and suppliers

“We built BOMsense because too many teams were spending days – or even weeks – chasing part data, managing sourcing complexity, and reacting to tariff hits,” said Jay Patel, CEO of Amtech. “With BOMsense, they get that intelligence instantly – before it becomes a problem on the production floor.”


Built for real-world electronics manufacturing

From medical and industrial systems to EVs and energy infrastructure, BOMsense was created with reliability-focused industries in mind. The platform pulls from databases of global parts and leverages a proprietary rules engine to flag potential risks before they delay builds or erode margins.

Whether you’re preparing an RFQ, launching a new product, or simply checking the health of a legacy BOM, BOMsense helps teams move faster and smarter.

Free. Fast. No login required

BOMsense is available now at www.bomsense.com. It’s free to use – no account or login required. Just upload a .CSV file and receive a detailed PDF risk report in seconds.

“BOMsense isn’t another software platform, it’s a productivity tool,” added Patel. “We want to empower our customers with insights that are easy to access, quick to understand, and actionable right away.”

Managing Editor
Paige Hookway is the Managing Editor of Procurement Pro, where she brings over a decade of industry experience to shaping insightful, engaging, and forward-thinking content for the global electronics community. After graduating from the University of Greenwich with a 2:1 in English Literature, Paige blended her love of storytelling with a deep curiosity for technology – carving out a career that champions both innovation and the people behind it. Across her 10+ years in the sector, Paige has developed a strong reputation for uncovering emerging trends, translating complex concepts into accessible insights, and spotlighting the voices shaping the future of engineering. She is particularly passionate about encouraging the next generation of engineers and elevating women in tech narratives that inspire, empower, and drive meaningful change. When she’s not immersed in the latest engineering developments, Paige can be found wrapped up in a blanket with a cup of tea and a good book.