Industry · Electronics & hardware

Inventory built for hardware startups

Resistors, ICs, PCBs, sub-assemblies, finished units — Stoccly tracks every component through every level of your bill of materials. Know exactly how many units you can build today, and which long-lead-time part will block your next batch.

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Stoccly · Production

Build run · Desk lamp Walnut

Ready to build

Target

20 units

BOM check

All parts ✓

Time est.

~3 h

After build · stock changes

Walnut shade−20
Aluminium arm−20
M3 × 8 mm screw−160
Desk lamp · Walnut+20

Who it's for

Hardware startupsSmall-batch electronics assemblyIoT and consumer electronics brandsPrototyping shops & contract manufacturers

The problems we solve

Component shortages blindside production

You discover the missing chip the morning of the build. Lead times are long, and one missing part stops the entire line.

Multi-level BOMs in spreadsheets are brittle

Sub-assemblies, revisions, alternates — Excel can't hold a real engineering BOM without breaking.

Per-unit cost is a guess

Component prices fluctuate, suppliers change, but your unit cost spreadsheet hasn't been updated in months.

How Stoccly fits

From reel to shipped device

Define every component as a stock item with supplier, lead time, and price. Build multi-level BOMs (PCB sub-assembly → enclosure assembly → finished unit). Stoccly shows live buildable counts at every level and forecasts which parts will block production.

Multi-level BOMs with sub-assemblies and revisions
Live buildable count: how many finished units you can ship from current stock
Long-lead-time component alerts before they bite
Supplier price tracking → real per-unit cost
Per-warehouse stock (HQ, contract assembler, 3PL)

A day in the life

19:00
Production planning
Open this week's build target. Stoccly shows you can ship 240 of 500 units before a critical IC runs out — and that the next reel ships in 6 weeks.
211:00
Place strategic POs
Auto-drafted POs grouped by supplier. Approve, email, done. Long-lead items go out first.
314:00
Log a build
Contract assembler completes 100 units. Logged in Stoccly: components deducted, finished stock incremented, audit trail captured.
417:00
Margin check
Real per-unit cost based on the actual prices paid for this batch's components — not a stale spreadsheet.