Six stages.
One continuous design.
A Bill of Materials goes in. A wired, manufacturable panel comes out. Nothing is re-entered between stages, and nothing advances without an engineer signing it off.
- 01Upload
- 02Extraction
- 03Analysis
- 04Placement
- 05Layout
- 06Export
sign-off gates
3
engineering time
34h → 50m
What happens at each stage.
Each one hands its output to the next. Where AI is involved, it proposes — you accept, edit, retry or reject before anything moves on.
Upload
BOM inDrop your Bill of Materials, map columns, review parsed rows. Optionally attach a spec doc and pick an enclosure.
Parts Revo has seen before are matched instantly — no AI cost spent.
A pipeline, not a pile of tools.
Gated, not advisory
Extraction, Analysis and Placement each hold a validation gate. Continue stays blocked until every open item is resolved — the design cannot move on without you.
Owned centrally
The pipeline holds the state, not your browser tab. You always know which stage you're on and what's needed to advance, and you can leave and come back to it.
Approvals are recorded
Confirming placement writes a locked, read-only snapshot — a clear record of what was approved, and what the layout was generated from.
Questions about the flow.
All questions- Can AI ever advance the design without me?
- No. Every AI stage — Extraction, Analysis, Placement — has a validation gate that blocks Continue until you've reviewed and resolved every open item.
- Do I have to use AI on every part?
- No. Revo checks your BOM against components it has already recognized; exact matches are pre-linked instantly at no AI cost. Only unmatched rows go to the resolver.
- What if I need to stop halfway?
- Nothing is lost. The stage you're on is held server-side, so you can close the tab and pick the design back up where it stopped.
Run it on a real
parts list.
Bring a BOM to a 30-minute call and watch all six stages run against it.