Turn BOM risk into defensible engineering decisions.
Cadivor connects component risk, supplier evidence, AI-assisted review, alternate qualification, and decision history in one release workflow.
Motor Controller Rev C
motor_controller_rev_c.xlsxA BOM moves. Evidence follows. Decisions become traceable.
The same motor_controller_rev_c.xlsx review advances from upload through continuous monitoring.
- 01Upload BOM
ImportValidated 1,842 components imported from Excel
motor_controller_rev_c.xlsx · 36 suppliers normalized - 02Analyze Risk
AnalysisScored BOM Health 72 · 4 release blockers
MPU6050 EOL · LM35DN lead time · lifecycle notices matched - 03Ask Cadivor
Evidence reviewReviewing Evidence review begins across lifecycle, supply, and alternates
14 evidence points assembling · 93% confidence target - 04Engineering Decision
Decision recordApproved Mitigation approved · DR-1048 created
Owner Jordan Ellis · evidence hash verified - 05Continuous Monitoring
MonitorActive Lifecycle and supply monitoring active
Watching MPU6050 · LM35DN · TPS54331 across authorized sources
One command center for release readiness.
Risk severity, owners, evidence, alternates, and release posture stay connected.
Release blocked by component risks
Cadivor is tracing lifecycle and supplier evidence before recommending action.
Explore the product →Watch evidence become an engineering recommendation.
Cadivor assembles BOM, lifecycle, supplier, alternate, and prior-decision evidence before recommending action.
Recommended mitigation will appear after evidence review completes.
Move from distributor tabs to a qualified sourcing decision.
Compare authorization, inventory, lead time, geography, and concentration in one workspace.
DigiKey is the preferred qualification source.
Highest authorized inventory with the shortest verified lead time.
The output is not another alert. It is a defensible engineering record.
DR-1048 · Motor Controller Rev C
Qualify the LM35DN second source and replace the MPU6050 before production release.
The action removes a confirmed EOL blocker, reduces single-source exposure, and preserves electrical compatibility.
From component data to accountable action.
Prioritize release blockers and compatibility risk.
Compare authorized inventory and source concentration.
Preserve evidence, ownership, and approval history.
See portfolio health and release posture at a glance.
Questions hardware teams ask before starting.
What BOM formats does Cadivor accept?
CSV and Excel BOMs are supported, with normalization for common part-number, manufacturer, description, and quantity columns.
Does Cadivor replace engineering judgment?
No. Cadivor organizes evidence, identifies risks, and recommends actions while preserving human ownership and approval.
Can decisions be audited later?
Yes. Decision records preserve the evidence reviewed, rationale, owner, confidence, and approval history.
Can Cadivor monitor approved BOMs?
Yes. Monitoring tracks lifecycle, supply, and risk changes after a decision is approved.
Bring your next release decision into Cadivor.
Upload a BOM, surface release blockers, and create an evidence-linked decision record.
Engineering intelligence from BOM upload to monitored decision.
Cadivor unifies analysis, evidence, AI-assisted review, alternatives, decisions, and continuous monitoring in one release workflow.
Normalize spreadsheet data and rank release risk.
Import CSV or Excel BOMs, validate columns, match lifecycle notices, and score production impact before release review begins.
One command center for release readiness.
Risk severity, owners, evidence, alternates, and release posture stay connected as mitigation progresses.
Evidence-grounded answers for production readiness.
Engineers ask release questions and Cadivor assembles BOM, lifecycle, supplier, alternate, and prior-decision evidence before recommending action.
Compare authorized inventory and concentration.
Review stock, lead time, region, lifecycle status, and qualification posture across authorized distributors.
| Supplier | Stock | Lead | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| DigiKey | 42,860 | 8 wk | Recommended |
| Mouser | 31,240 | 10 wk | Qualified |
| Newark | 9,810 | 12 wk | Available |
DigiKey is the preferred qualification source.
Validate compatibility before changing the BOM.
Compare electrical compatibility, availability, and mitigation value for alternate components before release approval.
EOL · single source
Qualified · compatible
Capture rationale, owner, evidence, and approval.
Every recommendation becomes a defensible engineering record with traceable evidence and approval history.
Qualify LM35DN second source and replace MPU6050.
Owner Jordan Ellis · 93% confidence · 14 evidence sources · Monitoring queued after approval.
Watch approved BOMs after release.
Track lifecycle notices, supply changes, and alert rules across authorized sources after a decision is approved.
Export engineering artifacts, not marketing summaries.
Generate BOM health, lifecycle exposure, decision records, and supplier risk summaries for review and audit.
See the complete engineering workflow on your own BOM.
Start free trial →One decision system for every team touching the BOM.
Cadivor connects engineering, supply chain, quality, and leadership around the same evidence — not separate spreadsheets and distributor tabs.
Release with fewer hidden component risks.
Prioritize design blockers, validate alternates, and review recommendations grounded in the active BOM.
- Production-readiness review
- Lifecycle exposure analysis
- Alternate qualification
Act before lead time and concentration become emergencies.
Compare authorized inventory, supplier coverage, geography, and sourcing exposure in one workspace.
- Authorized-source intelligence
- Lead-time comparison
- Recommended source selection
| DigiKey · 42,860 · 8 wk | Recommended |
| Mouser · 31,240 · 10 wk | Qualified |
| Newark · 9,810 · 12 wk | Available |
Make every decision traceable.
Preserve evidence, rationale, ownership, and approval history in structured engineering records.
- Evidence-linked records
- Approval history
- Audit-ready exports
Evidence verified · Engineering reviewed · Approval recorded
14 sources · Owner Jordan Ellis · Rationale hash EV-84A2 · Compliance context preserved.
See release posture across the portfolio.
Understand BOM health, blockers, decisions, and monitoring status without chasing spreadsheets.
- Portfolio health
- Open blockers
- Approved decisions
Start with one BOM. Scale to an engineering decision system.
Clear plans for students, individual engineers, teams, and enterprise programs.
$0/month
Explore the workflow with limited monthly analysis.
Get started- 5 BOM analyses/month
- 10 components/BOM
- Basic risk summary
- CSV export
$99/month
For engineers managing active hardware programs.
Start trial- Unlimited BOM analyses
- 2,500 monitored parts
- Ask Cadivor
- Decision records
$299/month
For cross-functional engineering and sourcing teams.
Talk to sales- Team collaboration
- Unlimited monitoring
- API access
- Advanced supplier intelligence
Custom
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- Custom integrations
- Priority support
- Enterprise controls
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Practical engineering intelligence for hardware teams.
Guides, reports, and templates designed around real BOM and release decisions.
BOM Health Report
Release readiness score, blockers, and ranked component risks for engineering review.
View resource →Lifecycle Exposure Report
Understand where obsolescence and manufacturer changes threaten releases.
Engineering Decision Record
A reusable format for evidence, rationale, ownership, and approval.
View resource →Alternate Qualification Guide
Balance electrical compatibility, sourcing resilience, and evidence quality.
View resource →Supplier Risk Summary
Authorized inventory, lead time, concentration, and qualification posture by part.
Cadivor Implementation Guide
Deploy Cadivor across engineering, sourcing, and quality workflows.
Reports built for engineering review, not marketing summaries.
Every report connects the risk, evidence, owner, recommendation, and approval state.
Building decision infrastructure for hardware engineering.
Cadivor exists to help teams move from scattered component data to clear, defensible action.
Make every hardware decision evidence-linked, accountable, and monitorable.
Engineering teams still make critical component decisions across spreadsheets, distributor tabs, email threads, and disconnected reports. Cadivor brings the evidence and decision into one operating system.
Recommendations should show the facts behind them.
- BOM, lifecycle, and supplier evidence linked
- 14+ sources per decision example
AI supports decisions; people own them.
- Human owner on every record
- Approval before release action
Rationale and approvals should survive the meeting.
- Rationale hash and audit trail
- Approver and timestamp preserved
Approved decisions must remain safe as conditions change.
- Lifecycle and supply alerts
- Post-approval watch rules
Cadivor does not stop at identifying risk.
It carries evidence into a recommendation, captures human judgment, and monitors the approved action over time.
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Security designed for engineering decision data.
Cadivor is being built with tenant isolation, controlled access, traceability, and secure integrations in mind.
Authentication and access
Supabase-based authentication, role-aware entitlements, and row-level security support protected customer workspaces.
Data isolation
Customer analyses, decision records, and collaboration data are scoped to authorized users and organizations.
Auditability
Engineering decisions preserve evidence, rationale, owner, timestamps, and approval history.
Integrations
Supplier and AI integrations are designed to use controlled server-side credentials rather than exposing secrets in the client.
Authentication, tenant isolation, evidence traceability, audit history, and secure integrations are designed into the platform architecture.
Formal certifications and additional enterprise controls will be published as they become available.
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How Cadivor collects, uses, and protects information.
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Cadivor may collect account information, uploaded BOM data, product usage information, and communications submitted to us.
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Use of the service
Users are responsible for authorized use of their accounts and for reviewing engineering recommendations before acting on them.
Engineering responsibility
Cadivor provides decision support and does not replace professional engineering judgment, validation, qualification, or regulatory review.
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Features may evolve as the platform develops. Material terms will be updated when necessary.