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

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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