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Image: Shinnex (Incoming receiving station).
The essentials.
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BomX, with AI. The BOM, from an Excel file, a PDF or a photo; each line with its confidence %.11
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BomX, 9 distributors. Instant prices from Mouser, DigiKey, Farnell and six more, and per line the cheapest or the fastest.6
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Incoming, with a camera. A 20 MP camera reads the label at any angle and gives it its UID.5
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NeXa, the shop floor live. Every machine with its status beacon, and on each line the order, the phase and the efficiency.12
Three key points
Every reel, with its UID.
Identified on arrival and tracked all the way to the board.2
A lot alert, answered instantly.
Which boards carry it and which customers they went to, with 10 years of history.3
From BOM to purchase order.
BomX imports, links and quotes across 9 distributors, and stops wherever you say.4
Application examples.
What BomX, Incoming and NeXa do, according to Shinnex.
You quote a BOM. BomX imports it even if it arrives as a “messy” Excel file, a PDF or a photo, and quotes it.4 BomX › 
You know how many you can build. BomX checks the BOM against your stock, flags what’s missing and prepares the purchase order.10 BomX › 
You receive material. Incoming reads the labels with a camera, several in one photo, and logs every package in NeXa with its UID.5 Incoming › 
You are warned about a faulty lot. NeXa tells you at once which boards carry it and which customers they went to, and you block it, hold it and notify them.3 NeXa ›
Examples from the BomX (p. 2 and 4) and NeXa (p. 3) brochures and from shinnex.systems. Images: Shinnex.
Also from Shinnex.
Sten
Cabinet for printing stencils: up to 6 modules of 90, and the life of every stencil, in NeXa.7
View product ›
Prod
NeXa's shop-floor terminal: the operator scans, loads reels, tests and packs, and every step lands in NeXa.8
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Why Bwit.
A technician advises you.
We help you connect it to what you already use.
Commissioning.
We get it running in your plant.
Training.
For the warehouse, the shop floor and the office.
Technical service.
Close to you.
Technical specifications.
Shinnex data: its brochures and shinnex.systems9
BomX · BOMs, purchasing and quotes
Board1 spec
- PCB viewer
- Gerbers and Pick&Place, with the BOM components in place
Software and control2 specs
- Connected distributors
- 9: Mouser, DigiKey, Farnell, Octopart / Nexar, TrustedParts, Texas Instruments, Rutronik24, Weltron and Schukat
- RoHS validation
- PN and item (with exemptions)
General9 specs
- Platform
- SaaS and on-premise (self-hosted Docker)
- AI engine
- Shinnex AI
- BOM import
- Excel or CSV and, with AI, PDF, TXT or image · a new version per import
- Equivalents
- With AI: equivalence %, verdict and report
- Requests for quote
- The supplier replies through a link and a code, with no sign-up
- BOM search processes
- 9: local, MPN, SPN, MPN+SPN, similar, AI Search, AI Create, suppliers and PN validation
- Dashboard
- 13 widgets, customizable
- Versioning
- Immutable: BOMs, quotes and structures
- Plans
- Starter, Pro, Business and Enterprise (monthly subscription)
Source: manufacturer’s datasheet (Shinnex).
Brochure: Coming soon
NeXa · ERP and MES for EMS
Software and control1 spec
- Distributors
- 9: Mouser, DigiKey, Farnell, Octopart / Nexar, TrustedParts, Texas Instruments, Rutronik24, Weltron and Schukat
General12 specs
- What it is
- ERP and MES for electronics manufacturing (EMS)
- Platform
- SaaS and on-premise (Docker, on Windows 11 or Linux)
- Modules
- 19, sharing the same data, from catalogue to after-sales
- Shop-floor plan
- Finite capacity, with the real shifts and materials
- Live shop floor
- Floor plan with every machine’s status beacon, and TV mode
- Traceability unit
- Board / panel with serial no. · board ↔ lot genealogy
- Traceability retention
- 10 years
- Terminals
- Shop floor · Technical service · PDA mode (no network, recording is locked)
- Machine integration
- Kardex · Hanwha · Yamaha · Essegi
- ERP integration
- Odoo · A3ERP · NTS
- Quotes
- BomX (via API)
- Languages
- ES / EN
Source: manufacturer’s datasheet (Shinnex).
Brochure: Coming soon
Incoming · Goods-in with machine vision
Optics and inspection1 spec
- Camera
- 20 MP, looking down: the label can be anywhere, at any angle
Software and control3 specs
- Codes
- 1D, QR, Micro QR and DataMatrix, plus OCR text, with one template per format
- Computer
- i7 PC, 8 GB RAM and 256 GB, or similar
- Screens
- 23.8" Full HD touch monitor and secondary monitor, with articulated arm
General5 specs
- Several labels
- In the same photo, checked against each other
- Ergonomic table
- 1,500 × 750 mm, height from 670 to 1,100 mm
- Labels
- Label printer
- Connectivity
- NeXa, through its shop-floor API; every package with its UID against its order
- Mobile app
- For receiving large or heavy packages
Source: manufacturer’s datasheet (Shinnex).
Download brochure (PDF, 697 KB)
Official CTNEAT brochure · 2 pages.
Sten · Stencil storage cabinet
Software and control4 specs
- Cabinets per controller
- Up to 6, identical or different
- External stencils
- Control of up to 50
- Control
- 7" touchscreen
- Life of each stencil
- In NeXa: uses, limit, renewals and lock-out when worn out
Machine1 spec
- Models
- 2323 (537.5 × 537.5 mm) · 2329 (537.5 × 690 mm) · 2929 (690 × 690 mm) · 2929MF (735 × 735 mm)
General6 specs
- Capacity
- 90 stencils per cabinet (2929MF: 18 with rigid frame)
- Modules
- Up to 6 of 90 stencils, stacked and combined
- Indication
- Dual RGB LED, top and bottom, with programmable color
- Reader
- Barcode, DataMatrix and QR
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi and Ethernet, with the ERP
- Users
- Two levels, with password or biometrics
Source: manufacturer’s datasheet (Shinnex).
Download brochure (PDF, 1.9 MB)
Official CTNEAT brochure · 12 pages. It is the catalog for the whole range: this machine is on page 4.
Prod · Shop-floor terminal
Software and control2 specs
- Recording
- One transaction per scan in NeXa, all or nothing; with no network, scanning is blocked
- Phase screens
- 8, plus the dual view
General5 specs
- Terminal
- Touchscreen on a Raspberry Pi 4 or later (800 × 480) or a Windows PC, in kiosk mode
- Gateway
- A Docker container on the plant's server, with no database of its own
- Network
- Terminals only talk to the gateway, on the local network
- Alerts
- Full-screen rejection, with buzzer or speaker
- Languages
- Spanish and Catalan
Source: manufacturer’s datasheet (Shinnex).
Brochure: Coming soon
Notes
- BomX: from BOM to purchase order (BomX brochure, p. 1 and 4). Incoming: receiving with a unique ID for each material (CTINCOMING brochure, p. 1). NeXa: serial-number traceability, from the customer record to the delivered board (NeXa brochure, p. 1 and 3).
- Incoming creates a unique ID for each material on receipt (CTINCOMING brochure, p. 1). In NeXa, every reel or box has its own identity (UID), with movements that can’t be changed and FIFO by date code; the board ↔ reel trace is recorded during production (NeXa brochure, p. 2 and 3).
- Search by supplier lot, MPN, date code, SPN, container, supplier or item (7 criteria); two-way board ↔ lot genealogy; traceability kept for 10 years; output on screen or to Excel: NeXa brochure, p. 3 and 5.
- The AI agent imports the BOM, links the items, quotes and assigns prices, and stops only at the approval points you configure, with spending limits; it accepts “messy” Excel files, PDFs and images; 9 connected distributors: BomX brochure, p. 1 to 4.
- A table with a 20 MP camera that reads the labels on reels and boxes at any angle, several in one photo (1D, QR, Micro QR, DataMatrix and OCR), gives each package its UID and logs it in NeXa against its order; what does not fit on the table, with a phone or handheld: shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026 (Incoming). Table, PC and screens: CTINCOMING brochure, p. 1 and 2.
- Integrated distributors (9): Mouser, DigiKey, Farnell, Octopart / Nexar, TrustedParts, Texas Instruments, Rutronik24, Weltron and Schukat, with the company's own API keys; per line, the cheapest, the balanced or the shortest lead time: shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026 (BomX). The earlier BomX brochure (p. 1 to 3) listed Arrow, LCSC and TME instead of the last three.
- Up to 6 modules of 90 stencils, each upright in its own slot; NeXa keeps their uses, their limit and their renewals: shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026 (Sten). Dual RGB LED with programmable colour: CTSTEN brochure, p. 1 and 2.
- Touchscreen on a Raspberry Pi or Windows PC and a gateway on the plant's server; the operator scans, loads reels, tests and packs, and every step lands in NeXa in one transaction; replaces the CTProd in the CTPROD brochure: shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026 (Prod).
- BomX: BomX brochure, p. 3, and shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026. NeXa: NeXa brochure, p. 5, and shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026. Incoming: CTINCOMING brochure, p. 2, and shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026. Sten: CTSTEN brochure, p. 1 and 2. Prod: shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026.
- Build analysis: checks BOMs and structures against actual stock, calculates how many can be built, detects shortages and generates the purchase order: BomX brochure, p. 2 and 4.
- BOM import from Excel or CSV and, with AI, from PDF, TXT or an image, with the confidence % of each line and the doubtful ones flagged for review: shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026 (BomX).
- Live shop floor: the floor plan with each machine’s status beacon (running, stopped, in alarm or idle) and, on each line, the order, the phase, the units and the efficiency, from the Prod terminals’ scans; TV mode for the shop-floor screen: shinnex.systems, 30-10-2026 (NeXa).
Images and videos: Shinnex (its brochures and shinnex.systems); the screen videos use demo data. Anything marked “In progress” is not the final version yet.