Factory MBOM
Factory MBOM Overview
The planner's Factory MBOM export: the same cut list and BOM as your Blueprint PDF, downloaded as machine-readable JSON and CSV for ERP, MES, and cutting tables.
Factory MBOM is a capability of the Scalarcut tiling planner, not a separate app. It is a distinct product from the Online Store Widget: the widget plans a shopper's room on a storefront and hands SKUs to the cart, while Factory MBOM turns a planned layout into a machine-readable manufacturing bill of materials.
What it is
Factory MBOM exports the same millimetre cut list and bill of materials as the Blueprint PDF — not richer hidden geometry the PDF omitted — as a versioned JSON schema (scalarcut.factory_bom.v1.1) with an optional CSV piece list for simpler consumers.
The planner already does everything you need to plan a room: 2D/3D layout, catalog products, cut list, estimate, and blueprints. Factory MBOM adds one thing — a Factory MBOM button in the planner header that downloads the layout as structured data your systems can read.
The pipeline
- Plan as usual. A room, wall, or floor is planned in the planner with the same features as any job: dimensions, tile, pattern, openings, cut list, and estimate. Sliver Guard re-anchors thin cuts and the Cut Recycling Engine reuses offcuts — nothing changes for the layout.
- Export the MBOM. Click the Factory MBOM button in the planner header. The planner downloads the JSON document and the CSV piece list, both
scalarcut.factory_bom.v1.1. - Feed the factory. Hand the JSON to your ERP or MES, or the CSV to a cutting table. Middleware can also pull the same document over the keyed HTTP API.
What the document contains
- Header — schema version, scene/project identity, unit policy (
metric,mm). - Pieces — one entry per cut group: width and height in millimetres, cut type, quantity, fragility flags, L-cut and recycling metadata.
- Recipes — the Cut Recycling Engine plan, so each cut is traceable to the blank it came from.
- Consumables — frozen adhesive, grout, and primer rates, computed from the actual layout geometry.
- Totals — a rollup across all surfaces for audit against the blueprint.
Factory MBOM vs. the Online Store Widget
| Online Store Widget | Factory MBOM | |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Shoppers on a product page | ERP / MES integrators, production |
| Where it lives | /v1/tiling iframe + SDK on your storefront |
The planner's header export button |
| Output | SKUs + quantities into the store cart | scalarcut.factory_bom.v1.1 JSON / CSV download |
| Geometry | Screen layout | Integer mm cut geometry |
| Consumables | Opt-in cart lines | Frozen rates, always emitted |
| AI rendering | Disabled by default | Not applicable |
The two products share the same layout math and cut engine, but their surfaces and integrations are deliberately separate.
Who it is for
- Manufacturers and importers who want their dealers' plans to drop straight into production.
- Factories and cutting services that receive plans and need a deterministic cut list.
- System integrators building the bridge between Scalarcut and an ERP or MES.
Where to go from here
- Quickstart — export your first document.
- Schema Reference — every field, its meaning, and its units.
- API Reference — the machine-to-machine pull path.
- ERP & MES Integration — mapping the fields into your systems.