Know what every part should cost. Then collect the difference.

Should-cost from the drawing.

Upload a 2D drawing. Procurable extracts material, dimensions, processes and tolerances, and builds a cost model with material, process, overhead and margin lines.

An LLM reads the drawing and extracts the features. The cost model prices each line against public indexes, so every number traces back to a rate and its source.

Material rates come from public indexes, and the reference is shown in the model.

Similarity analysis.

For any part, see the near-identical parts already in your database: where they are bought, at what price, and how each price has moved against its material index.

Procurable flags price exceptions, the places where price does not track geometry.

Index Watch.

Procurable tracks every part's price against the index for its material, and flags the parts whose price follows the index up but never down.

Price Increase Defense.

When a supplier asks for an increase, Procurable checks it against the material index and the should-cost model, and drafts the response for the buyer to review.

Cost reduction ideas and DFM.

Design-for-manufacturing findings on the drawing that lower cost: tolerances, bend radii, material substitutions. Each one comes with its cost impact, estimated from the model, so engineering can weigh it.

Negotiate.

Select a supplier, a BOM or a commodity. Procurable builds the cost models in bulk, shows the savings opportunity, and sends the supplier the models as targets.

If the supplier pushes back, a two-click market test gets quotes from existing and new suppliers. Every message is drafted by Procurable and sent only after the buyer approves it.