Parsio models each part once. Then every line of its cost becomes a question you can ask, before anyone commits to a price.
Every requirement on the drawing has a price. Parsio shows which ones earn it.
±0.05 on the bore forces a reaming pass. At ±0.1 it comes straight off the laser.
A should-cost for every supplier able to make the part, from its own machines and rates.
| Supplier | Process | Should cost | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incumbent | Laser + press brake | FR | €7.40quote |
| Press shop A | Progressive die, 250 t | PL | €6.10 |
| Stamper B | Transfer press | PT | €6.45 |
| Job shop C | Laser + press brake | FR | €7.05 |
A progressive die makes the bracket in one hit. Landed in Lyon, freight and duties in.
Parsio costs the chain at every level, so buying it built or buying the parts becomes a number.
The integrator earns €31 on parts it buys in. Buy the gear set and bearings direct, keep them assembling.
Parsio groups parts by what they physically are, not by how each plant coded them.
Deep-groove bearing, 40×80×18
Combined volume: 48,000 a year
Parsio prices the part again at today's indices and shows what the increase can't explain.
Price adjustment, cord C-114
Due to rising raw material and energy costs, our prices will increase by 8.0% from 1 October.
Cost engineers build the models, buyers run the scenarios, the CPO steers the total.
BR-2210 family: relax 2 of 3 requirements across 40 references.
