Garment production tracking

Know where every bundle is

Every operation tracked as it happens, on the phones your supervisors already own. They scan printed batch cards with an ordinary Android phone, and cutting schedules, piece rates and line balance update at once.

See pricing

$179 Studio · $450 Factory M · $900 Factory L — prices on the page.

Where every batch is now, grouped by unit, with its operation, progress, days in production and deadline

BATCH-DEM-J101-2610-CH2L

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Pieces80
Days left21

moved when scanned

CuttingFlow: cuts coming in, markers to make, cuts waiting, on the table and done this week

01 · Cutting

Cutting orders and markers

The order becomes a cut plan by size and colourway. Marker and spread recorded; fabric consumption comes back as fact.

The work board: pieces in progress, average wait, and each batch's garment, queue and lateness by stage

02 · Sewing

Batch cards, every operation scanned

Every bundle carries a card. Every operation is scanned — who, which machine, how many minutes. Those minutes are your labour cost per garment and, if you pay by the piece, your payroll.

Quality issues across batches: defects found, critical defects, the top category and operation, by severity

03 · QualityFactory M and up

Quality where it happens

Inline AQL inspection against the design measurements. Defects by line and operation, with root cause. A heatmap shows where they cluster — the same afternoon.

Traceability for the buyer's auditor

Every order, batch and bundle carries its history: what came in, what it became, who touched it, when. Found in under 5 seconds by code. When the auditor asks, the answer is on the screen.

05 · MachinesFactory L and up

Machines and work centres

Every machine on one screen: running, stopped, due for service. Breakdowns escalate when they stay open too long.

Subcontracting that reconciles

What you sent to the workshop, what came back, what you were invoiced — matched three ways, per operation.

87% on-time delivery

Up from 65%. Batches found in under 5 seconds by code. First-round inline defects down from 35 to 22 per hundred, with final inspection now running 2 to 4.

Connected to the rest

Production takes the order and the issued materials, and gives costing the two things nothing else can: real minutes per operation and real defects per line. Quality and machines each have a deeper page.