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#### BOM Considerations
A [Bill of Materials](../bom) to generate an assembly may consist of a mixture of *untracked* and *tracked* components. The build order process can facilitate this, as documentated in the sections below.
A [Bill of Materials](./bom.md) to generate an assembly may consist of a mixture of *untracked* and *tracked* components. The build order process can facilitate this, as documentated in the sections below.
### Tracked Build Outputs

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## Bill of Materials
A Bill of Materials (BOM) defines the list of component parts required to make an assembly, [create builds](../build) and allocate inventory.
A Bill of Materials (BOM) defines the list of component parts required to make an assembly, [create builds](./build.md) and allocate inventory.
A part which can be built from other sub components is called an *Assembly*.
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### Inherited BOM Line Items
When using the InvenTree [template / variant](../../part/template) feature, it may be useful to make use of the *inheritance* capability of BOM Line Items.
When using the InvenTree [template / variant](../part/template.md) feature, it may be useful to make use of the *inheritance* capability of BOM Line Items.
If a BOM Line Item is designed as *Inherited*, it will be automatically included in the BOM of any part which is a variant (or sub-variant) of the part for which the BOM Line Item is defined.

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## Build Orders
A *Build Order* is used to create new stock by assembling component parts, according to a [Bill of Materials](../bom)(BOM).
A *Build Order* is used to create new stock by assembling component parts, according to a [Bill of Materials](./bom.md)(BOM).
A BOM can be specified for any [Part](../../part/part) which is designated as an *Assembly*. The BOM consists of other Parts which are designated as *Components*.
A BOM can be specified for any [Part](../part/part.md) which is designated as an *Assembly*. The BOM consists of other Parts which are designated as *Components*.
A *Build Order* uses the BOM to allocate stock items to the assembly process. As the *Build Order* is completed, the required stock quantities are subtracted from allocated stock items.
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!!! info "Part Allocation Information"
Any part which has stock allocated to a build order will indicate this on the part information page.
For further information, refer to the [stock allocation documentation](../allocate).
For further information, refer to the [stock allocation documentation](./allocate.md).
## Build Order Display