Software built for Tiruppur's knitwear and export trade
Order tracking from buyer enquiry to shipment, job-work control across units, and export documentation — built around how Tiruppur actually produces.
Software has to fit the job-work model
Tiruppur doesn't produce the way a single integrated factory does. An order moves through knitting, dyeing, printing, cutting, stitching, checking and packing — often across several independent units, with material issued out and received back at each stage.
Most generic garment ERP software assumes production happens in one place under one roof. That assumption is why so many implementations here stall: the software can't represent what's actually happening, so the registers stay in use alongside it.
What we build for Tiruppur units
Order-to-shipment tracking — one view of a buyer order as it moves across processes and units, so "where is this order" has a real answer.
Job-work issue and receipt — material sent to each processor tracked against what comes back, with shortage and wastage visible per stage.
Fabric and trims consumption — actual versus planned consumption compared during the order, not after shipment.
Export documentation — invoices, packing lists and buyer paperwork generated from order data instead of retyped.
Costing feedback — landed cost per order compared against the original costing, so the next quotation is better informed.
See the textile & garment industry page for more detail.
Frequently asked questions
Do you understand export documentation requirements? We build the documentation flow around what your buyers and your CHA actually require — it varies by buyer and destination, so we work from your real documents rather than a generic template.
Can it work if some of our processors aren't computerised? Yes. Entry usually happens at your end when material is issued and received, so processors don't need any system of their own.
We've tried garment ERP before and dropped it. Why would this work? Usually those fail because the software modelled a factory you don't run. We map your actual process — including job-work — first, and if we think what you have can be fixed rather than replaced, we'll say so.