Bournedrill
Bournedrill
Training Demo Four roles, four tracks — engineering selected
Xero connected Tue 4 Aug 2026

System

Training

Built per role, against these screens, with your own data in them — not a generic manual and a search box. A new fitter sees the six things a fitter does; Craig never sees any of them.

Engineering track

Marcus and Priya. Bills of materials, revisions, and the cost consequence of every design decision.

5 lessons · about 26 minutes end to end

  1. 1 How a multi-level BOM is held here Rig into assemblies, assemblies into fabrications and gearboxes, gearboxes into machined parts, machined parts into bar and an outside operation. 8 min
  2. 2 Cost rolls up — it is never typed Material from the children plus labour at the shop rate. Change the price of Bisalloy plate and every rig using it re-costs. 5 min
  3. 3 Where used, before you change anything Checking what else a part goes into before you revise it. The 1000-series gearbox is in four different machines. 4 min
  4. 4 Sharing a sub-assembly across models Why the 500 and 1000 masts share a box section, and what that does to the requirements run. 5 min
  5. 5 The as-built record on a serial What a machine that comes back in five years still has attached to it, and why the build step mints the number. 4 min

Every lesson opens the real screen with the real data. There is no sandbox, no sample company and no "click here to see an example" — because the thing you are learning is the thing you will use.

Who's on this track

  • MW Marcus Whelan Design Engineer
  • PR Priya Raman Mechanical Engineer

What this role sees

Their interface, not everyone's.

  • Bill of Materials
  • Work Orders
  • Inventory
  • Rig Register
  • Quotes (technical review)

The whole team

15 people across four roles.

  • Management 2
  • Engineering 2
  • Admin & Office 3
  • Workshop 8