Fragmented data, no source of truth
A single product spans OEMs, CMs, distributors, and suppliers, each with their own ERP, PLM, spreadsheets, and part numbers. Procurement teams stitch it together by hand.
Your AI procurement analyst for BOM risk
Prokuro reads your BOM, cross-references lifecycle, availability, and tariff exposure, then hands you a decision, not a dashboard. Every at-risk line gets a recommended alternate, confidence score, and what to do this week.
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Why procurement still runs on spreadsheets
Teams pay for component databases but still manage BOM risk in email and spreadsheets, not because the data is bad, but because those tools don't fit how people actually make decisions. Prokuro is software that participates in those decisions: grounded in real component data, explained in plain language, and ready for your team to act on.
Systems per BOM on average: ERP, PLM, spreadsheets, email, distributor portals
Industry estimateHigher total BOM cost from poor sourcing data and part mismatches
AGS DevicesLost globally in a single high-volatility year to supply chain disruption
McKinsey & CompanyTypical cross-functional scramble when a single part goes NRND
Procurement teamsA single product spans OEMs, CMs, distributors, and suppliers, each with their own ERP, PLM, spreadsheets, and part numbers. Procurement teams stitch it together by hand.
BOMs, datasheets, ECOs, supplier quotes, and compliance certificates live in PDFs and email threads. Humans spend hours reading documents that software should parse.
When a part goes NRND, procurement, engineering, and quality each run their own checks. The alternate isn't the hard part. Eliminating the 3-day Slack thread is.
How it works
Three steps and no integration project. Upload the BOM you already have and get back the analysis your team would otherwise spend a week assembling by hand.
CSV or Excel in any column format: messy headers, distributor SKUs, multi-sheet workbooks. Prokuro maps your columns on the first upload and remembers the mapping.
Every line is resolved against lifecycle status, distributor stock, factory lead time, tariff exposure, and your own AML alternates before anything gets scored.
Every at-risk line comes back as a decision card: why it is risky, the recommended alternate, a confidence score, and what to do about it this week.
What your analyst delivers
Not another component database. Prokuro combines public component data, your BOM context, and reasoning across procurement constraints, so every recommendation is sourced, scored, and actionable.
| Line | Manufacturer part | Lifecycle | Stock | Lead | Tariff | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0042 | TPS62840DLCRTexas Instruments | Active | 128,400 | 8 wk | - | 1.8 |
| 0118 | STM32F407VGT6STMicroelectronics | NRND | 6,200 | 22 wk↑ | 7.5% | 7.6 |
| 0203 | LM2903DRTexas Instruments | Active | 891,000 | 6 wk | - | 1.2 |
| 0267 | B57861S0103F040TDK | EOL | 2,150 | 26 wk↑ | 25% | 9.1 |
| 0310 | GRM188R71H104KA93DMurata | Active | 4,120,000 | 4 wk | 7.5% | 3.4 |
Line 0267: why 9.1
TDK discontinued this thermistor in March. 2,150 units remain across Digi-Key and Mouser against your 8,000-unit run, and your AML lists no approved alternate for it.
Nearest drop-in is NCP18XH103F03RB from Murata: same 10 kΩ ±1% in 0603, but the B-constant differs by 40 K, so firmware calibration needs an engineering sign-off before you switch.
Active, NRND, EOL, or discontinued on every line, with the reason it matters for your build date rather than a bare status badge.
Aggregate distributor inventory and factory lead time per line, flagged the moment coverage falls short of your production run.
Whether a 12-week lead is quietly heading toward 26, so the change reaches you before it reaches your build schedule.
Weighted from lifecycle stage, stock depth, approved alternates, and tariff exposure. Every score shows the inputs behind it.
Alternates buried in comma-separated cells, separate sheets, or multi-sheet workbooks get linked to primaries and revalidated.
Country of origin, Section 301 rate, and added cost at your volume per line, rolled up into one BOM-level number.
Tariff & geopolitical risk
Every line checked comes back with country of origin, applicable Section 301 tariff rate, and estimated cost impact at your production volume. Prokuro rolls it up into one number your procurement team can act on before it shows up in a cost overrun.
18% of your BOM by line count has China-origin exposure.
Every sourcing decision crosses procurement, engineering, and quality, but the data lives in BOMs, emails, datasheets, and supplier quotes nobody shares. Prokuro starts with your BOM and eliminates the days of coordination that follow.
Pricing
Pay for how many BOMs you keep monitored. Caps keep API spend under control. Need SSO or custom volume? Enterprise is sales-led.
$0
Run one board through the analyst. Weekly refresh, small purchase pool.
$149/mo
For buyers with a handful of live boards who need daily monitoring.
$399/mo
For a small procurement pod living in Prokuro.
Custom
For mid-size OEMs rolling out across a procurement team.
Enterprise
For mid-size OEMs rolling out across a team, we run scoped pilots on a real BOM: white-glove onboarding, dedicated support, and annual contracts. Same analyst as self-serve, built for how your organization sources.
What you'll get
Upload a BOM and get decision cards for every at-risk line: lifecycle reasoning, recommended alternates, tariff impact, and what to do this week. Export and share with engineering and quality.