Plan fabric and BOM
Set up the appropriate master data and the business record that starts the process.
Manage garment styles, size and colour variants, purchases, cutting, stitching, job work, finished stock and wholesale or retail billing.
Fabric is purchased in length units, cutting produces pieces, stitching works with those pieces and the finished garments are sold by size or style. These stages need different records.
XlinkONE combines item variants, BOM structures, manufacturing operations, job-work movements, warehouse records and invoicing. Produced quantity and stage UOM conversion must be verified in the active deployment.
Explore the PlatformEach stage has its own purpose. Keeping those stages organized makes it easier to follow what happened and what needs attention next.
Set up the appropriate master data and the business record that starts the process.
Record the transaction or operational activity using the relevant XlinkONE workflow.
Review the result and the supporting stock, work or financial information.
Fifty metres of fabric are issued for cutting, producing 60 cut pieces. The pieces move to stitching and eventually become finished garments. Each stage needs its own quantity and responsible employee record.
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Produced-quantity conversion and piece-rate billing should only be advertised as automatic where those functions have been deployed and tested.
The right setup depends on your documents, quantities, reporting needs, company rules and employee responsibilities.
Relevant modules include Manufacturing & BOM, Job Work Management, Inventory Management, HR, Attendance & Payroll. The final selection should reflect how your business operates.
XlinkONE provides the workflows described here. During setup, review the relevant masters, units, document flow, access permissions and reports before processing live transactions.
Produced-quantity conversion and piece-rate billing should only be advertised as automatic where those functions have been deployed and tested.
Start with the modules your team needs, then configure the platform around your operating requirements.