✂️ Textile and garments ERP · Cutting and stitching
Plan lays from orders, cut with less waste and tag every bundle with a barcode. Operators scan as they sew, so you see hourly output, line efficiency, bottlenecks and defects without a single paper report.
Each step is a scan, so WIP is always known. Hover a step.
Enter one line's day. See efficiency, target at 100%, and labour cost per garment. Use your own figures.
Bars show minutes per piece for each operation with one operator each. The line moves at the speed of the slowest. Press balance to add helpers where needed. Example polo shirt.
Output per hour: —
What supervisors see on the line screen. Dips show breaks, style changes or missing operators. Hover an hour. Example day.
Nine connected features. Each links to the related part of the ERP.
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One table and one line first, then the whole floor.
Cutting links fabric, sizes, stages and payroll.
Answers for owners, production heads and IEs.
It plans cutting from orders, tracks every lay and bundle, and follows each bundle through sewing operations to packing. You see output, efficiency, quality and WIP by line and hour.
SAM (Standard Allowed Minutes) is the time a trained operator should take for an operation or a whole garment. It is the base for targets, efficiency and costing.
Efficiency = (pieces produced × garment SAM) ÷ (operators × minutes worked) × 100. The ERP calculates it every hour from bundle scans.
Placing operators so each operation keeps pace with the line target. Slow operations get extra operators or helpers so they don't hold up the line.
A barcode label on a bundle of cut pieces showing style, size, colour, shade and quantity. Operators scan it as they finish their operation.
It is the area of pattern pieces divided by the area of fabric in the marker. Higher efficiency means less fabric waste per garment.
Yes. Scanned operations per operator feed piece-rate pay with rates per operation, and link to payroll.
Defects per hundred units, a common quality measure. The ERP records defects by operation and shows DHU by line and operator.
About 5 weeks, including operation bulletins and a one-line pilot.
Tell us how many cutting tables and sewing lines you run. We reply within 4 business hours and can demo with your own data.