Customer fabric quantity mismatch
Inward fabric, issued quantity, processed quantity, shortage, rejection and dispatched quantity may not reconcile correctly.
ERP for Textile Dyeing and Printing
ERP Software for Dyeing and Printing Units
Manage the complete workflow of your dyeing house, printing unit or textile process house—from customer fabric receipt and job-card creation to batch planning, shade development, chemical consumption, printing production, quality inspection, billing and dispatch. Centrio ERP brings every process, quantity and responsibility into one connected system.
- Dyeing and printing job-work management
- Batch-wise production planning
- Shade and recipe control
- Chemical and dye inventory tracking
- Process-wise production updates
- Quality, billing and dispatch control
Built for practical dyeing, printing and textile-processing workflows
Customer fabric receipt
Job-card management
Batch planning
Shade and recipe records
Chemical consumption
Production tracking
Quality inspection
Billing and dispatch
Textile Process House ERP
Control every dyeing and printing job from inward fabric to final dispatch
Dyeing and printing units handle multiple customers, fabrics, constructions, colours, designs, processes, batches, machines, chemicals and delivery commitments at the same time. Managing these operations through notebooks, spreadsheets and verbal instructions often creates quantity mismatches, shade confusion, excess chemical consumption, missed delivery dates and billing delays.
Centrio ERP helps dye houses, printing units and textile process houses manage customer-owned material, internal raw material, job-work orders, process routes, batch formation, shade references, colour recipes, printing designs, machine allocation, production updates, reprocessing, quality inspection and dispatch.
The ERP connects commercial, planning, production, stores, quality, packing, dispatch and accounts teams so that every department works from the same order and production data.
Whether the unit performs yarn dyeing, fabric dyeing, garment dyeing, screen printing, rotary printing, digital printing, pigment printing, reactive printing, discharge printing, sublimation printing or multiple textile-processing operations, Centrio can be configured around the actual workflow of the factory.
Connected operations
One ERP for orders, batches, processes, materials, quality and dispatch
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Centralized production database
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Connected ERP modules
100%
Batch-wise production visibility
24×7
Authorized cloud access
Common dyeing and printing challenges
Operational problems that reduce control, quality and profitability
Textile processing involves high material value, technical recipes, multiple production stages and strict customer expectations. Small recording errors can lead to major losses.
No clear batch traceability
Teams may struggle to identify which customer order, colour, fabric lot or process belongs to a particular dyeing or printing batch.
Shade and recipe information is scattered
Shade standards, lab-dip approvals, dye percentages and chemical recipes may remain in notebooks or with individual employees.
Excess chemical and dye consumption
Actual consumption may not be compared with the planned recipe, creating avoidable production cost.
Reprocessing is not tracked properly
Re-dyeing, colour correction, reprinting, washing or finishing may happen without a clear cost and responsibility trail.
Machine planning conflicts
The same machine may be planned for multiple batches or remain idle because schedules are managed manually.
Process-wise pending quantity is unclear
Management may know the order quantity but not the exact quantity pending in dyeing, washing, printing, curing, finishing or inspection.
Job-work billing is delayed
Billing teams may wait for production and dispatch details before calculating process rates and invoice quantities.
Quality failures are discovered late
Shade variation, print defects, stains, width loss, GSM variation or colour-fastness problems may be found only near dispatch.
Customer delivery dates are missed
Without live production visibility, sales teams cannot identify delays early or communicate realistic dispatch dates.
Chemical stock is unreliable
Physical stocks of dyes, pigments, auxiliaries, thickeners and finishing chemicals may differ from spreadsheet balances.
Production responsibility is unclear
When records are maintained informally, it becomes difficult to identify who planned, issued, processed, approved or rejected a batch.
Centrio ERP solution
Digitize the complete dyeing and printing production cycle
Centrio connects customer orders, job work, materials, machines, production processes, quality and commercial records in one system.
Customer and job-work order management
Create customer-wise orders with fabric, construction, colour, design, process, quantity, rate and delivery details.
- Customer and buyer master
- Customer job number
- Buyer reference
- Fabric construction
- Colour and shade
- Print design
- Process requirements
- Delivery commitment
Fabric inward and lot management
Record customer-owned or company-owned fabric with challan, roll, lot, weight, meter and inspection details.
- Inward challan
- Roll-wise quantity
- Weight and meter
- Fabric lot
- Grey fabric inspection
- Accepted and rejected quantity
- Customer-owned stock
Batch planning and job cards
Create production batches based on colour, fabric quality, machine capacity, design and process route.
- Batch number
- Linked customer orders
- Machine selection
- Planned quantity
- Process route
- Start and target dates
- Production instructions
Shade and lab-dip control
Maintain colour standards, lab-dip submissions, approval status and shade references.
- Shade code
- Pantone or customer standard
- Lab-dip rounds
- Approval status
- Approval date
- Approved reference image
- Customer comments
Recipe and chemical planning
Create standard recipes and calculate dye, pigment, chemical and auxiliary requirements for each batch.
- Recipe version
- Chemical percentage
- Dye percentage
- Liquor ratio
- Batch weight
- Planned consumption
- Actual consumption
Printing design and screen management
Maintain printing design, colour separation, screens, cylinders, repeats and customer approvals.
- Design code
- Artwork reference
- Number of colours
- Screen or cylinder details
- Repeat size
- Strike-off approval
- Printing instructions
Process-wise production tracking
Track quantity through dyeing, printing, washing, curing, steaming, finishing, inspection and packing.
- Input quantity
- Output quantity
- Accepted quantity
- Rejected quantity
- Reprocess quantity
- Pending quantity
- Process completion
Machine and department allocation
Assign batches to machines, departments, shifts, contractors or outside processors.
- Machine capacity
- Department assignment
- Operator or supervisor
- Shift planning
- Outside job work
- Target completion
- Actual completion
Quality inspection and approval
Record shade, print, fabric and finishing inspection results before packing and dispatch.
- Shade matching
- Print registration
- Stain inspection
- Width and GSM
- Colour fastness
- Accepted quantity
- Quality remarks
Billing and dispatch control
Prepare customer-wise dispatch and billing based on processed quantity, rate and approved charges.
- Dispatch challan
- Invoice reference
- Process-wise rate
- Additional charges
- Packed quantity
- Transporter details
- Pending billing
ERP modules
Modules for dyeing houses, printing units and textile process houses
Use only the modules required by your business and expand the system as operations grow.
Company Management
User and Role Management
Customer Management
Supplier and Contractor Management
Fabric and Material Master
Dye and Chemical Master
Shade Master
Recipe Management
Printing Design Master
Machine and Department Master
Job-Work Order Management
Fabric Inward
Roll and Lot Management
Batch Planning
Production Planning
Material Requirement Planning
Purchase Management
Goods Receipt
Material Issue and Return
Production Update
Quality Control
Reprocessing Management
Packing Management
Dispatch Management
Billing and Payment Tracking
Stock Ledger
Production Reports
Management Dashboard
Complete workflow
How Centrio manages a dyeing or printing job
The ERP follows the actual movement of fabric, materials, production and commercial records from customer order to dispatch.
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Create customer or job-work order
Enter customer, fabric, colour, design, process, quantity, rate and delivery requirements.
02
Receive fabric or yarn
Record challan, roll, lot, meter, weight and initial inspection details.
03
Approve shade or print design
Maintain lab-dip, strike-off, artwork and customer approval references.
04
Plan production batches
Group compatible orders by material, colour, design, machine capacity and delivery priority.
05
Calculate recipe and materials
Generate dye, pigment, chemical and auxiliary requirements from batch weight and approved recipe.
06
Issue materials
Issue dyes, chemicals, screens, consumables or fabric against the planned batch.
07
Run dyeing or printing process
Record process input, output, actual consumption, machine, operator, shift and completion details.
08
Complete washing and finishing
Track steaming, curing, washing, drying, calendaring, compacting or other finishing stages.
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Inspect quality
Record shade, print, width, GSM, fastness, stains, defects, accepted and rejected quantity.
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Reprocess if required
Create controlled re-dyeing, correction, reprinting or finishing work with reason and cost visibility.
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Pack and dispatch
Prepare rolls, bales, cartons, challans, transporter details and dispatch quantities.
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Generate billing and reports
Calculate process charges, additional costs, invoice quantity, pending amount and job profitability.
Key ERP features
Features designed for dyeing and printing operations
Centrio helps technical, production and commercial teams work from accurate batch-wise information.
Customer job-order management
Create detailed processing orders with customer references, fabric, shade, design, process and quantity.
Customer-owned material tracking
Maintain separate records for fabric or yarn received from each customer.
Roll-wise fabric inward
Record individual roll numbers, meters, weights, lot and inspection status.
Lot and batch traceability
Trace every processed quantity back to the original customer order, lot and batch.
Batch combination
Combine compatible order quantities into one production batch while preserving order-level allocation.
Machine capacity planning
Plan production according to machine type, capacity, availability and batch suitability.
Lab-dip management
Record lab-dip rounds, recipes, comments, approvals and rejected submissions.
Shade master
Maintain customer shade codes, Pantone references and approved standards.
Recipe version control
Store multiple recipe versions and identify the approved production recipe.
Automatic chemical calculation
Calculate required dyes and chemicals from batch weight, percentage and liquor ratio.
Planned vs actual consumption
Compare standard recipe consumption with actual issue and usage.
Dye and chemical inventory
Track stock, receipts, issues, returns, adjustments and balances for process chemicals.
Printing design master
Store design codes, artwork, repeats, colourways, screens and customer references.
Strike-off approval tracking
Manage sample printing, customer comments and approval status before bulk production.
Screen and cylinder tracking
Maintain screens, cylinders, mesh, dimensions, ownership and usage status.
Process route planning
Define the required sequence of dyeing, printing, washing, finishing and inspection processes.
Department-wise work allocation
Assign batches to departments, machines, supervisors, operators or contractors.
Outside processing management
Create work orders for outsourced washing, finishing, printing or other job work.
Process-wise production updates
Record completed, accepted, rejected, reprocessed and pending quantity at every stage.
Partial production updates
Update a batch in multiple entries when production is completed in parts.
Input-output reconciliation
Compare issued input with output, process loss, rejection and balance quantity.
Reprocessing control
Create re-dyeing, shade correction, reprinting or re-finishing records with reasons.
Quality inspection
Record shade, print registration, fastness, width, GSM, stains, defects and approval.
Roll-wise finished inspection
Inspect and grade individual finished rolls before packing.
Shortage and process-loss tracking
Monitor quantity loss between inward, process input, finished output and dispatch.
Delivery-date monitoring
Track jobs against promised delivery dates and highlight overdue production.
Packing and roll formation
Create finished rolls, bales, bundles or cartons with quantity and identification.
Dispatch challan management
Prepare customer-wise dispatch with vehicle, transporter and material details.
Process-rate management
Maintain customer, process, fabric, colour or design-specific job-work rates.
Additional charge management
Add charges for special shades, small batches, reprocessing, screens, finishing or urgent work.
Billing quantity calculation
Generate billing quantity from accepted and dispatched production according to company rules.
Pending billing report
Identify dispatched jobs that have not yet been invoiced.
Customer pending-material report
See unprocessed, processed, rejected and undispatched material for each customer.
Batch status dashboard
View planned, running, delayed, completed, quality-hold and reprocess batches.
Chemical shortage alerts
Identify material shortages before releasing batches to production.
Role-based user access
Control ERP access for sales, planning, stores, production, quality, dispatch and accounts users.
Business benefits
Improve production control, quality consistency and job profitability
Better batch traceability
Trace every processed quantity from customer inward to final dispatch.
Reduced shade confusion
Keep approved standards, lab dips and production recipes connected with the correct order.
Lower chemical wastage
Compare planned recipes with actual issues and consumption.
Improved machine utilization
Plan compatible batches according to capacity and availability.
Faster production decisions
Use live pending and running batch data instead of waiting for manual reports.
Controlled reprocessing
Record the reason, quantity, process and responsibility for every correction.
Accurate customer balances
Know how much customer material is inward, under process, finished, rejected or dispatched.
Better delivery performance
Identify delayed batches early and prioritize urgent jobs.
Stronger quality control
Inspect shade, print, width, GSM, fastness and defects before dispatch.
Faster job-work billing
Use processed and dispatched quantities to prepare invoices without manual reconciliation.
Clear department responsibility
Assign every batch and process to the correct team, machine or contractor.
Management visibility
Review orders, batches, stock, production, quality, dispatch and billing from one dashboard.
Industry use cases
ERP use cases for different dyeing and printing businesses
Yarn dyeing units
Manage yarn lots, cone or hank quantities, shade recipes, dyeing batches, hydro extraction, drying, rewinding and dispatch.
- Yarn lot tracking
- Shade batches
- Chemical recipes
- Process loss
- Cone or hank output
Fabric dyeing units
Control grey fabric inward, batch planning, dyeing, washing, stentering, finishing, inspection and roll dispatch.
- Roll inward
- Batch formation
- Width and GSM
- Shade inspection
- Finished roll tracking
Garment dyeing units
Track style, size, colour, garment quantity, dyeing batch, washing, finishing, rejection and packing.
- Style-wise quantity
- Size-wise tracking
- Garment batches
- Wash recipes
- Final packing
Screen printing units
Manage designs, colour separations, screens, strike-offs, production tables, curing, quality and billing.
- Screen records
- Design colours
- Strike-off approval
- Printing output
- Screen charges
Rotary printing units
Control cylinder information, repeat size, colourways, paste preparation, machine production and inspection.
- Cylinder management
- Repeat details
- Paste recipes
- Machine planning
- Print defects
Digital printing units
Manage artwork, file approval, fabric pretreatment, print meterage, ink consumption, steaming, washing and dispatch.
- Artwork approval
- Print files
- Ink usage
- Meter production
- Post-treatment
Integrated process houses
Manage multiple dyeing, printing, washing and finishing departments through one connected workflow.
- Multi-process routing
- Department allocation
- Batch movement
- Quality gates
- Combined billing
Job-work processors
Track customer-owned materials, processing charges, shortages, pending quantities and customer dispatch.
- Customer stock
- Job challans
- Process rates
- Pending material
- Job-work invoices
Manual system vs ERP
Manual dyeing and printing management compared with Centrio ERP
Centrio replaces disconnected registers and spreadsheets with batch-wise, process-wise and customer-wise control.
| Operational area | Manual or spreadsheet system | Centrio ERP |
|---|---|---|
| Customer job orders | Scattered registers and messages | Centralized order records |
| Fabric inward | Challan-based manual entry | Roll, lot, meter and weight tracking |
| Batch planning | Planned verbally or on paper | Order-linked batch planning |
| Shade approval | Physical swatches and notebooks | Lab-dip and approval history |
| Recipes | Stored with individuals | Version-controlled recipe records |
| Chemical requirements | Calculated manually | Batch-based requirement calculation |
| Material consumption | Difficult to compare | Planned versus actual consumption |
| Machine scheduling | Frequent planning conflicts | Machine and capacity allocation |
| Production status | Updated through phone calls | Live process-wise updates |
| Reprocessing | Often not documented | Reason and quantity-based records |
| Quality inspection | Separate paper reports | Order and batch-linked inspection |
| Customer stock | Difficult to reconcile | Inward, process, finished and dispatch balances |
| Billing | Prepared after manual reconciliation | Quantity and rate-based billing support |
| Management reports | Delayed and incomplete | Centralized operational reports |
ERP implementation
Implement Centrio according to your actual process-house workflow
Study your production workflow
Map orders, fabric inward, lab dips, recipes, batches, processes, quality, dispatch and billing.
Create master data
Set up customers, suppliers, materials, chemicals, shades, designs, machines, departments and processes.
Define process routes
Create standard routes for dyeing, printing, washing, finishing and inspection.
Configure job-work rules
Define customer-owned material, quantity units, shortages, rates and billing rules.
Set user permissions
Create controlled access for sales, planning, stores, production, quality, dispatch and accounts.
Import opening data
Enter active orders, customer stock, chemical inventory and running batches.
Train key users
Train every department on the modules and transactions relevant to its work.
Start with live jobs
Run selected dyeing or printing orders through the complete ERP workflow.
Verify quantity reconciliation
Check inward, issue, process output, rejection, packing and dispatch balances.
Expand department usage
Add more users, machines, processes and reports after successful adoption.
Industry-specific ERP
What is ERP software for dyeing and printing units?
ERP software for dyeing and printing units is a centralized business system designed to manage customer processing orders, raw materials, fabric receipts, production batches, recipes, machinery, quality, inventory, dispatch and billing.
Unlike generic accounting or inventory software, a textile process-house ERP must understand batch production, customer-owned materials, shade approvals, recipes, chemical percentages, process losses, reprocessing and roll-wise output.
The system connects order information with actual production so that management can see which customer material is pending, which batches are running, what chemicals are required, where production is delayed and how much quantity is ready for dispatch.
Core information managed by the ERP
- Customer and job-work orders
- Fabric, yarn or garment inward
- Roll and lot information
- Shade and design approvals
- Dye and chemical recipes
- Batch planning
- Machine allocation
- Process-wise production
- Quality inspection
- Reprocessing
- Packing and dispatch
- Job-work billing
Job-work control
Manage customer-owned fabric and job-work production
Many dyeing and printing units process fabric, yarn or garments owned by customers. The processor must maintain accurate responsibility for the material from inward receipt until final dispatch.
Centrio records the customer challan, material details, received quantity, accepted quantity, rejected quantity, production issue, process output, shortage, packing and dispatch.
This customer-wise material trail helps reduce disputes and provides a clear balance of material still lying in the unit.
Job-work records
- Customer challan
- Customer order reference
- Material description
- Roll or lot number
- Received quantity
- Process requirement
- Processing rate
- Finished quantity
- Shortage and rejection
- Dispatch balance
Batch production
Create practical dyeing and printing batches
Batch planning is one of the most important activities in a dyeing or printing unit. Compatible quantities may be combined based on fabric construction, colour, shade, design, machine capacity, process and delivery priority.
Centrio allows planners to link one or more order lines with a batch while maintaining customer-wise and order-wise allocation.
The production team receives a clear batch card with machine, material, process, quantity, recipe, instructions and target dates.
Batch-planning criteria
- Fabric quality
- Fibre composition
- Construction
- Colour or shade
- Printing design
- Machine capacity
- Process route
- Customer priority
- Delivery date
- Available chemicals
Colour control
Maintain shade approvals and production recipes
Shade consistency depends on correct standards, lab-dip history and approved recipes. When this information remains in personal notebooks, the business becomes dependent on individual employees.
Centrio stores customer shade codes, Pantone references, lab-dip rounds, recipe versions, approval comments and production results.
The approved recipe can be linked with the production batch while actual consumption and final shade results are recorded for future reference.
Recipe information
- Recipe name and version
- Shade reference
- Fabric or yarn type
- Batch weight
- Liquor ratio
- Dye percentage
- Chemical percentage
- Sequence and temperature
- Approval status
- Production remarks
Printing operations
Control designs, screens, cylinders and printing production
Printing orders require control over artwork, repeats, colour separations, screens or cylinders, strike-offs, printing paste, machine production and quality.
Centrio connects the approved design with the customer order and production batch.
The ERP can maintain colourway, screen or cylinder references, strike-off approval, planned meterage, actual production, defects and printing charges.
Printing records
- Design code
- Artwork file reference
- Colourway
- Number of colours
- Repeat dimensions
- Screen or cylinder number
- Strike-off status
- Paste recipe
- Printing machine
- Produced meterage
Chemical stock control
Manage dyes, pigments and textile chemicals
Dyeing and printing units consume many dyes, pigments, auxiliaries, salts, alkalis, binders, thickeners, softeners and finishing chemicals.
Centrio helps maintain item-wise stock, supplier receipts, batch issues, returns, adjustments and consumption.
Material planning can identify shortages before production begins, while planned-versus-actual reporting helps management control excess usage.
Typical materials tracked
- Reactive dyes
- Disperse dyes
- Acid dyes
- Pigments
- Salt and soda
- Caustic
- Binders
- Thickeners
- Soaping agents
- Fixing agents
- Softeners
- Finishing chemicals
Live production
Track every process and pending quantity
An order may pass through pretreatment, dyeing, printing, steaming, washing, drying, stentering, compacting, finishing, inspection and packing.
Centrio records the quantity completed at every stage and calculates the remaining balance.
Partial production updates allow teams to record output in multiple shifts or lots without marking the entire batch complete.
Production quantities
- Planned input
- Actual input
- Process output
- Accepted output
- Rejected output
- Reprocess quantity
- Process loss
- Pending quantity
Quality management
Inspect shade, print and finished fabric quality
Quality issues in textile processing can cause customer claims, reprocessing costs and delivery delays.
Centrio connects inspection results with the exact order, batch, roll, machine and process.
The quality team can record acceptance, rejection, hold or reprocess decisions before material is packed and dispatched.
Quality parameters
- Shade matching
- Colour variation
- Print registration
- Print sharpness
- Stains and marks
- Width
- GSM
- Shrinkage
- Colour fastness
- Hand feel
- Finishing quality
- Roll grading
Rework management
Control re-dyeing, shade correction and reprinting
Reprocessing may be necessary when shade, print, washing or finishing does not meet the approved standard.
Without structured records, reprocessing can increase cost without management visibility.
Centrio records the affected quantity, reason, additional process, material consumption, responsible department and final result.
Common reprocessing reasons
- Shade too light or dark
- Uneven dyeing
- Print registration issue
- Insufficient fixation
- Stain removal
- Width correction
- GSM correction
- Finishing correction
- Customer quality rejection
Commercial control
Improve job-work billing and profitability visibility
Dyeing and printing billing may depend on kilograms, meters, pieces, colours, screens, designs, special finishes or minimum batch charges.
Centrio maintains customer and process-wise rates and connects billing with actual production and dispatch.
Additional charges for urgent work, reprocessing, screen preparation, special chemicals or small batches can also be recorded according to company policy.
Commercial information
- Customer rate
- Process rate
- Unit of billing
- Minimum batch charge
- Screen or cylinder charge
- Special shade charge
- Finishing charge
- Reprocessing charge
- Tax details
- Pending payment
Management reports
Reports for daily operational control
Centrio provides a centralized view of orders, materials, production, quality, dispatch and billing.
Reports can help management identify delayed batches, pending customer material, chemical shortages, high consumption, reprocessing, rejected quantities and unbilled dispatches.
Department users can receive access to relevant reports while owners and managers retain broader visibility.
Useful reports
- Customer order status
- Fabric inward balance
- Batch planning report
- Running production report
- Process-wise pending report
- Machine utilization report
- Chemical requirement report
- Planned versus actual consumption
- Quality rejection report
- Reprocessing report
- Customer material balance
- Dispatch report
- Pending billing report
Why Centrio ERP
Why choose Centrio for your dyeing or printing unit?
Centrio is designed around practical textile manufacturing and job-work workflows rather than only accounting.
The ERP connects customer material, batches, recipes, chemicals, processes, quality, dispatch and billing in one system.
The implementation can begin with essential modules and expand according to the size, departments and production complexity of the unit.
A personalized demonstration can be configured around your actual dyeing, printing or process-house operations.
Centrio advantages
- Textile-focused workflow
- Customer-owned material tracking
- Batch-wise production
- Shade and recipe control
- Chemical inventory
- Process-wise updates
- Reprocessing records
- Quality inspection
- Packing and dispatch
- Role-based access
Dyeing and Printing ERP FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions from dye houses, printing units and textile process houses.
What is ERP software for dyeing and printing units?
It is a centralized system for managing customer orders, fabric inward, batches, shades, recipes, chemicals, production, quality, dispatch and billing.
Is Centrio suitable for job-work dyeing units?
Yes. Centrio can track customer-owned fabric or yarn from inward receipt through processing, packing, dispatch and billing.
Can the ERP manage customer fabric challans?
Yes. Customer challan, roll, lot, meter, weight and quantity details can be recorded.
Can Centrio manage roll-wise fabric inward?
Yes. Individual rolls can be recorded with roll number, meter, weight, lot and inspection status.
Can multiple customer orders be combined into one batch?
Compatible quantities can be planned together while maintaining customer-wise and order-wise allocation.
Can Centrio manage dyeing recipes?
Yes. Recipe versions, dye percentages, chemical percentages, liquor ratio, batch weight and approvals can be maintained.
Can the ERP manage lab dips?
Yes. Lab-dip rounds, customer comments, approval status and production references can be stored.
Can Centrio track Pantone shades?
Yes. Customer shade codes, Pantone references and approved colour standards can be recorded.
Can planned chemical consumption be calculated?
Yes. Material requirements can be calculated from batch weight, recipe percentages and other configured parameters.
Can actual chemical usage be compared with the recipe?
Yes. Planned consumption can be compared with issued and actual consumption.
Can Centrio manage chemical inventory?
Yes. Receipts, issues, returns, adjustments and balances of dyes, pigments and auxiliaries can be tracked.
Does the ERP support fabric printing units?
Yes. It can manage designs, colourways, artwork, screens, cylinders, strike-offs, printing production and quality.
Can Centrio manage screen printing?
Yes. Design colours, screen references, strike-off approval, production and screen charges can be maintained.
Can Centrio manage rotary printing?
Yes. Cylinder, repeat, colourway, paste recipe, machine and production information can be tracked.
Can Centrio manage digital printing?
Yes. Artwork approval, print meterage, ink usage, pretreatment and post-treatment processes can be configured.
Can the ERP manage machines?
Yes. Machines, capacities, departments, availability and batch allocation can be maintained.
Can production be updated partially?
Yes. Output can be recorded in multiple entries until the complete planned quantity is processed.
Can rejected and reprocess quantities be recorded separately?
Yes. Accepted, rejected, held and reprocess quantities can be maintained for every production stage.
Can Centrio manage re-dyeing or shade correction?
Yes. Reprocessing can be recorded with reason, quantity, process, materials and final result.
Can quality inspection be recorded?
Yes. Shade, print, width, GSM, fastness, stains, defects and roll grading can be recorded.
Can the ERP track process loss?
Yes. Input, output, rejection, shortage and process-loss quantities can be compared.
Can customer material balance be viewed?
Yes. The system can show received, under-process, finished, rejected, dispatched and pending quantities.
Can Centrio manage outside processing?
Yes. Work orders can be created for outsourced washing, finishing, printing or other processes.
Can dispatch challans be prepared?
Yes. Customer, material, quantity, vehicle, transporter and shipment details can be included.
Can the ERP support kilogram and meter quantities?
Yes. Materials and transactions can use relevant units such as kilograms, meters, pieces, rolls, cones or liters.
Can customer-specific processing rates be stored?
Yes. Rates can be maintained by customer, process, fabric, colour, design or billing unit.
Can special charges be added?
Yes. Charges for screens, small batches, urgent work, special shades, finishing or reprocessing can be recorded.
Can Centrio identify unbilled dispatches?
Yes. Pending billing reports can identify completed or dispatched jobs that have not been invoiced.
Can management see delayed batches?
Yes. Batch dashboards and production reports can highlight delayed and overdue jobs.
Can user access be restricted by department?
Yes. Sales, planning, stores, production, quality, dispatch, accounts and management users can receive different access.
Is Centrio cloud-based?
Centrio is designed for authorized web-based access through compatible internet-connected devices.
Can small dyeing units use Centrio?
Yes. A small unit can begin with essential modules and expand as operations grow.
Can large textile process houses use Centrio?
The system can be configured for multiple departments, processes, machines, users and production routes according to the implementation scope.
Can existing data be imported?
Opening customers, materials, stock, active orders and other records can be prepared for implementation.
How can we see a demo?
Book a personalized demonstration and share your processes, machines, products, departments and reporting requirements.
Free Dyeing and Printing ERP Demo
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