Manufacturing
Recipes, stages, production orders and quality control, from batch mixing to issuing fabric by length.
Learn moreWorkshops and garment makers running stage-by-stage orders with piece-rate or hourly pay

Tools built for this industry, together with strengths that run across the whole platform.
Reusable stage templates with work centres, dependencies and piece-rate or hourly pay. Approved wages cost the order and flow into payroll.
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.
Roll-tracked lines issue from a chosen roll by cut length, reducing the roll at its cost per metre, returns restore the length, and the rolls used show on the order. Orders can be split into scannable bundles.
Non-conformances with containment, disposition and root cause; corrective and preventive actions with effectiveness checks; release or reject held batches behind a QC gate.
Cuts are recorded with the remainder kept on the roll.
Record in any currency, keep each line's original amount, and see the trial balance and statements in the currency you pick.
Print templates with PDF and Excel export, document links by WhatsApp, Viber, Telegram or email, and statement links your customers can agree to.
Give each person only what they need, per company. Run several companies from one login (the number depends on your plan).
Garment workshops that organize work as production orders and stages, including work-centre and labor records.
This is an example process. Configure stages and records to match your operation.
Example workflow 1
Create an order for the garment work being undertaken; recipes and stages can be set up to suit the workshop.
Example workflow 2
Record material issues and progress through the order's stages and work centres.
Example workflow 3
Record completed output and quality actions where needed; bundle tracking is available on eligible plans.
Recipes, stages, production orders and quality control, from batch mixing to issuing fabric by length.
Learn moreEmployees, attendance, leave and payroll with guarded approval.
Learn moreReusable stage templates with work centres, dependencies and piece-rate or hourly pay. Approved wages cost the order and flow into payroll.
Learn moreConfirm 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 moreRoll-tracked lines issue from a chosen roll by cut length, reducing the roll at its cost per metre, returns restore the length, and the rolls used show on the order. Orders can be split into scannable bundles.
Learn moreNon-conformances with containment, disposition and root cause; corrective and preventive actions with effectiveness checks; release or reject held batches behind a QC gate.
Learn moreNo. Manufacturing records orders, stages, materials and quality activity; it does not control looms, sewing machines or other equipment.
No. Garment production can be recorded through orders and stages, but cutting optimisation and size-colour matrices are not included.