E&O
What does E&O mean in a BOM?
Stock a company holds that is no longer needed (excess) or no longer usable (obsolete). E&O ties up cash and write-off risk, and accurate BOM demand and lifecycle data are what keep it from building up.
Related terms
Every part on your BOM, resolved automatically.
O2 reads a bill of materials end to end: it normalizes part numbers, checks lifecycle and compliance on every line, finds alternates, and drafts the quote.