Roll management
A number and QR label for each roll, the length left after every cut, and its storage location, cost and movements.
Learn moreFabrics & textiles
Fabric Manufacturing
From bill of materials to finished goods: recipes with co-products, production orders with stages and wages, a mixing board with hoppers and coded bags, fabric issued from a chosen roll, and quality with non-conformances and corrective actions.
Who it is for
Fabric manufacturers and production teams that issue fabric from rolls and need order, stage and quality records.
A practical workflow
This is an example process. Configure stages and records to match your operation.
Example workflow 1
Define a production order and its materials from the records available to your team.
Example workflow 2
Issue a measured length from a selected fabric roll; the recorded issue reduces its remaining length.
Example workflow 3
Record the work stages, output and any quality actions in the order workflow.
What this helps you manage
Manufacturing
Recipes, stages, production orders and quality control, from batch mixing to issuing fabric by length.
Learn moreNon-conformances, corrective actions and batch release
Non-conformances with containment, disposition and root cause; corrective and preventive actions with effectiveness checks; release or reject held batches behind a QC gate.
Learn moreRecipes with co-products
Per-unit or percentage recipes with co-product, by-product and scrap outputs, alternate materials per line, approved revisions you can compare, and Excel import.
Learn moreStages, work centres and wages
Reusable stage templates with work centres, dependencies and piece-rate or hourly pay. Approved wages cost the order and flow into payroll.
Learn moreOrders, subcontracting and cost close
Confirm from a recipe, issue and return materials, receive output with a co-product cost split, send work to a subcontractor, and close with the variance posted. With cost and work-in-progress reports.
Learn moreCommon questions
Does TexaCore control textile machinery?
No. Manufacturing records orders, stages, materials and quality activity; it does not control looms, sewing machines or other equipment.
Does it include a garment cutting or marker planner?
No. Garment production can be recorded through orders and stages, but cutting optimisation and size-colour matrices are not included.
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Relevant modules
- Roll management
- Manufacturing
- Non-conformances, corrective actions and batch release
- Recipes with co-products
- Stages, work centres and wages
- Orders, subcontracting and cost close