One production plan — from fabric to finished garment.
A system for materials, cutting, workshops, production control, packing, warehouse and sales.
Each area saw its own part, but not the full production cycle
Materials, cutting, workshop capacity and finished goods lived in separate records. It was difficult to tell what was ready, where a batch was and what could actually be shipped.
We turned production into a consistent digital route
Every batch moves through clear stages while the team sees materials, workshop work, finished stock and orders in one environment.
03 · What the system includes
We turned production into a consistent digital route
- 01
Materials and production preparation
- 02
Cutting, batches and stage transfers
- 03
Work allocation across four workshops
- 04
Completion and readiness control
- 05
Packing and finished-goods warehouse
- 06
Wholesale and retail orders
Production cycle
Context moves forward without re-entry- 01Material→
- 02Cutting→
- 03Workshops→
- 04Packing→
- 05Stock
04 · Business outcome
Less manual reconciliation, more clarity about what is truly ready
Management sees production load and batch movement, while sales relies on actual product readiness rather than assumptions.
Traceable batches
Every production run has a visible current stage.
One plan
Workshops, warehouse and sales share the same picture.
Built for the process
The logic follows the company’s actual production cycle.
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