Where Used Report Overview

Last reviewed: June 9, 2026

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The Where Used Report shows which BOM assemblies contain a selected component part.

What this report is for

Use Where Used Report when you need to understand the assemblies affected by a component part. This is useful before component substitutions, inventory review, purchasing review, or engineering cleanup.

This report is read-only. It does not update BOMs or inventory.

Screen path

Dashboard > Manufacturing > Reports > Where Used Report

Report input

Use Select Component Part to type or select a component part number. The list includes component parts used in BOMs, with part descriptions in the suggestion list.

When the entered value exactly matches a component part, PAX loads the report automatically.

Results

The report heading shows Assemblies Using: {selected part}.

The table includes:

Column What it shows
Parent Part Number BOM parent that uses the selected component.
Description Parent BOM description.
UOM Parent unit of measure.
Available Parent part available quantity.

If no parent BOMs use the part, PAX shows This part is not used in any BOMs.

What happens behind the scenes

When the report opens, PAX loads distinct component parts from BOM component records.

When a component is selected, PAX reads BOM components where that part is used and returns the related BOM header and parent inventory availability.

The report does not create or update BOM, inventory, work order, or accounting records.

Troubleshooting

The component is not in the selector

Likely cause: The part is not currently used as a BOM component.

Safe fix: Confirm the part number and BOM setup.

Contact support if: The part is used in a BOM but does not appear.

No assemblies are shown

Likely cause: The entered value does not exactly match a component part, or the component is not used in any BOMs.

Safe fix: Select the part from the list instead of typing a partial value.

Contact support if: The component should return parent assemblies.

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