Counts, lots, and rolls
Map the information the team needs and the decisions it supports.
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Textile / CONCEPT STUDY
From lot to ledger
A textile workspace configured around lots, stock movements, job work, and dispatch.
ORIGINAL DESIGN EXPLORATION · ILLUSTRATIVE DATA · NO CLIENT COMMISSION CLAIMED
THE BUSINESS PROBLEM
Start with the work.
A business needs to trace a fabric order across processing and commercial records.
THE PROPOSED APPROACH
Make the next step clear.
Connect the records the team uses, show the status of the work, and make the next action easy to find. The final design would be shaped through discovery with the business.
01
Counts, lots, and rolls
02
Job-work movement
03
Dispatch and commercial accounts
Follow the workflow.
A proposed implementation, ready to discuss around your actual information and business rules.
Job-work movement
Design a clear interaction with the appropriate permissions and validation.
Dispatch and commercial accounts
Connect the record to its documents, balances, and reporting.
acs / textileSAMPLE DATA
YOUR BUSINESS WORKSPACE
Orders & production
Yarn lot40/1Combed cotton · L-024
Order quantity5,000 mIllustrative fabric order
Yarn receivedLot L-024
WeavingRoll R-018
ProcessingShade approval
DispatchDelivery note
JOB-WORK TRACKINGFabric → processing → receivable
Lot linkedIllustrative workspace
FROM INTERFACE TO IMPLEMENTATIONBuilt around
Built around
the detail.
Data fields, calculations, access permissions, exports, migration, and integrations would be agreed in a project scope. This concept is not an existing commercial product or evidence of a completed deployment.
Discuss this kind of system ↗LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT
Your business. Your way. Better software.
Show us how your business works today. We’ll explore what the right software could make possible.
01 / Map your workflow02 / Explore the possibilities03 / Agree the scope