How do revisions and retrieval work in Bomgrove?

How do revisions and retrieval work in Bomgrove?

Bomgrove keeps saved revisions unchanged so manufacturing and hardware engineering teams can retrieve the assembly values from a specific revision.

How do I save a new revision?

Start with Revise bill. Supply the bill ID, the latest revision ID, and the complete replacement component list.

• Include unchanged rows.
• Omit rows you want to remove.
• Add new component relationships as new rows.
• Optionally supply a replacement bill name and a revision note.

The top-level assembly part number stays the same. Bomgrove refuses a stale base revision before saving.

What changes does Bomgrove return?

The result identifies added, removed, and changed relationships. It includes changed field names and before and after values where applicable.

The saved revision also contains the full component list, rolled-up leaf totals, and a summary of relationship counts and any bill name change.

How do I read an earlier revision?

Use Revision history with the bill ID to list every saved revision, newest first. Each entry includes its revision ID, note, and difference summary.

Pass a revision ID to Retrieve bill to read that saved revision. Omit the revision ID to retrieve the latest one.

How do I find my bills?

Use Bills of materials to list the latest revision of each bill in the account, newest first. It returns up to 200 bills.