Who it is for · Apparel and garment manufacturing
From collection to delivery, with the subcontractors inside the system.
In-house production and external sewing subcontractors in the same flow, B2B sales by size grid and D2C drawing down the same fabric and trim inventory.
What changes for garment manufacturing
Collections and size grids
Size by color, from development to order. The grid the customer buys is the grid production sees.
Subcontractors scheduled like machines
Production planning drags work orders between in-house cells and external subcontractors on the same grid, with each one's real capacity.
Service provider portal
The subcontractor sees their schedule, accepts or negotiates deadline and price inside the system, with no phone call.
B2B and D2C on the same inventory
Orders by size grid for retailers and direct-to-consumer sales drawing down the same balance, with no reconciliation spreadsheet.
Real cost per piece
Fabric, trims and subcontracting service added up per work order. The collection's margin shows up before the launch.
Packing list and shipping
Picking by order and size grid, packing list printed from the system and the receipt back on the order.
Systems it usually replaces
The whole collection scheduled on one screen.
No setup fee: we only charge for the cost we remove, and implementation is on us.