Manufacturing and Industrial
Software for Garment Manufacturing
Style-wise production through cutting, stitching lines and finishing, where fabric consumption per piece and line output decide the costing.
A garment factory works style by style: fabric is laid and cut against a marker, bundles move through stitching lines, then finishing, checking and packing by size and colour. The costing was built on a consumption per piece and a line output per hour. Both are measurable every day, and both are usually known only when the order is closed.
What gets in the way
- Fabric consumption per piece differs from the marker and nobody knows by how much
- Bundles are lost between cutting and stitching
- Line output per hour is counted on a board, not recorded
- Outsourced embroidery and washing return short
- Size and colour breakdown at packing does not match the order
What the software handles
- Style costed with fabric consumption and operation times
- Lay and cut recorded against the marker, bundles tagged
- Line output recorded per hour and per operator
- Job work for embroidery, printing or washing issued and received
- Packing by size and colour against the purchase order
What changes
- Actual consumption per piece against the costing
- Bundle traceability from cutting to packing
- Line efficiency measured daily
Software for your garment manufacturing business
Start from a ready product or have one built around how you work.