TekPulse has launched a BOM Risk Intelligence platform that lets electronics teams analyse a bill of materials for compliance, market, technical, geopolitical, and environmental risk in a single pass — before a design freezes and before parts are ordered.
“Electronics teams often discover a critical supply-chain risk only when a part goes out of stock or lands on a sanctions list. TekPulse surfaces these risks before they become production problems.”
The platform requires no installation and runs entirely in the browser. BOMs are uploaded as CSV or Excel files; a column-mapping wizard handles any format. Within seconds, procurement managers and hardware engineers receive a structured risk report with actionable recommendations per component.
Key capabilities
• Automated five-dimension risk scoring per component
• EU dual-use and US BIS Entity List flagging for scrutinised manufacturers
• US Section 301 tariff calculation (up to 145%) per component and source country
• Three-tier supply-chain concentration analysis (HQ / Wafer Fab / Assembly & Test)
• Automated EOL and NRND detection via authorized-distributor APIs
• Exportable PDF and Excel risk reports
• Slack and email alerts, and an Enterprise REST API
How the scoring works
TekPulse evaluates each uploaded BOM across five weighted risk dimensions and produces one
composite score (0–100) per component, plus a BOM-level rollup and a severity badge:
• Regulatory — RoHS 2 and REACH SVHC compliance status per component
• Market — component availability and manufacturer lead times
• Technical — manufacturing lifecycle status such as EOL (End of Life) and NRND (Not Recommended for New Designs)