Buyer style information is scattered
Style codes, images, tech packs, measurements, colours, fabrics and trims may be stored across emails, spreadsheets and folders.
Cloud ERP for Garment Export Houses
ERP Software for Garment Export Houses
Connect buyer enquiries, style development, samples, BOM, fabric and trims, size-colour orders, production planning, subcontracting, quality control, packing, dispatch and shipment through one manufacturing ERP. Centrio helps garment export houses manage the complete buyer-order workflow from style creation to final shipment.
- Buyer, style and order management
- Size-colour matrix and BOM control
- Fabric, trims and production planning
- Quality, packing, dispatch and shipment visibility
One connected ERP for merchandising, production and garment export operations
Buyer and style management
Sample and order workflow
Fabric and trims planning
Cutting, stitching and finishing control
Quality and packing management
Dispatch and shipment tracking
Garment Export ERP
Manage garment export orders from style development to final shipment
Garment export houses manage highly detailed buyer orders involving styles, colours, sizes, fabrics, trims, measurements, artwork, labels, packing instructions, delivery dates and shipment requirements.
A single buyer purchase order may include many styles and every style may contain multiple size-colour combinations. The order then moves through sampling, material planning, fabric procurement, trims procurement, cutting, printing or embroidery, stitching, washing, finishing, inspection, packing and shipment.
When merchandising, purchase, stores, production, quality and logistics teams work through separate spreadsheets, email chains and messaging groups, the export house may lose visibility over material shortages, style progress, subcontracting, rejection, packing and shipment readiness.
Centrio ERP connects buyer companies, style and product masters, sales orders, BOM, material requirements, purchase orders, work orders, goods receipts, fabric and trim inventory, production planning, production updates, quality, packing, dispatch and reports through one operational platform.
The system helps garment exporters build a more controlled order-to-shipment workflow while maintaining role-based access for merchandising, planning, purchase, stores, production, quality, packing, logistics and management teams.
Connected garment export operations
One ERP workflow from buyer style to packed and dispatched garment
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Connected style-to-shipment workflow
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Integrated manufacturing and export modules
24×7
Cloud access for authorized users
100%
Order, material and process-linked operations
Garment export challenges
Why garment export houses struggle with disconnected order and production records
Garment export operations become complex as styles, colours, sizes, fabrics, trims, factories, job workers and shipment dates increase.
Size-colour order matrices are difficult to manage
Quantities by size and colour may require repeated manual reconciliation across order, production and packing sheets.
Samples are disconnected from bulk production
Fit, size-set, pre-production and approval comments may not remain connected with the final bulk style.
BOM and consumption changes are hard to control
Fabric, lining, buttons, zips, labels, thread, packaging and other components may change during development.
Material shortages are discovered late
Production may be delayed because fabric or trims are missing after cutting or stitching plans are committed.
Subcontracted processes lack visibility
Printing, embroidery, washing, stitching or finishing sent outside may be tracked through challans and calls.
Cutting and stitching progress is fragmented
Departments may maintain different figures for cut, issued, stitched, rejected and pending quantities.
Rejection and alteration are not reconciled
Garments on hold, rejected or sent for alteration may not be reflected accurately in production balances.
Packing ratios are managed separately
Solid-size, assorted-size, colour-ratio and carton instructions may sit in separate packing files.
Shipment readiness depends on manual follow-up
Management may need multiple status calls to know finished, QC-cleared, packed and pending quantities.
Buyer documents are difficult to trace
POs, tech packs, approvals, test reports, inspection reports and shipment files may be stored separately.
Management reporting takes too long
Merchandising and production reports may require manual consolidation across multiple departments.
Centrio garment export ERP
Connect buyer styles, materials, production, quality and shipment
Centrio gives garment export houses one operational structure for managing the complete buyer-order lifecycle.
Manage buyers and contacts
Maintain buyer companies, contacts, addresses and commercial information.
- Buyer master
- Multiple contacts
- Billing and shipping addresses
- Currency and payment information
- Buyer order history
Create detailed garment styles
Maintain style codes, images, categories, colours, sizes and specifications.
- Internal style code
- Buyer style code
- Style images
- Category
- Colour options
- Size range
Manage garment BOM
Define fabrics, trims, labels, thread and packing materials for each style.
- Main fabric
- Lining and interlining
- Buttons and zips
- Labels and tags
- Thread and trims
- Packing materials
Create size-colour sales orders
Record buyer order quantities by style, colour, size, rate and delivery date.
- Style-wise quantity
- Colour-wise quantity
- Size-wise quantity
- Price and currency
- Delivery dates
Calculate material requirements
Use style BOM and order quantity to estimate fabrics, trims and packing materials.
- Fabric consumption
- Trim consumption
- Size-based consumption
- Wastage
- Required versus available stock
Manage fabric and trims purchase
Create supplier orders and monitor ordered, received and pending quantities.
- Fabric purchase
- Trim purchase
- Expected receipt dates
- Partial receipts
- Pending quantity
Plan cutting and production
Build process-wise routes for cutting, printing, embroidery, stitching, washing and finishing.
- Cutting plan
- Printing or embroidery
- Stitching
- Washing
- Finishing
- Packing
Manage outside job work
Create work orders for printers, embroiderers, washers, stitching units and finishers.
- Contractor allocation
- Job-work quantity
- Rate
- Material issue
- Partial receipt
- Pending balance
Track production output
Record completed, rejected, alteration and pending quantities process by process.
- Partial updates
- Accepted quantity
- Rejected quantity
- Alteration quantity
- Pending balance
Control quality inspection
Connect inline and final QC with style and order quantities.
- Measurement checks
- Workmanship
- Defects
- Accepted quantity
- Rejected quantity
- Final QC status
Manage packing
Connect approved garments with size ratios, labels, cartons and packed quantities.
- Packing ratios
- Carton details
- Buyer labels
- Packed quantity
- Pending packing
Manage dispatch and shipment
Connect packed garments with partial or final shipment records.
- Dispatch quantity
- Shipment reference
- Transporter details
- Pending balance
- Order completion
Connected Centrio modules
ERP modules for garment export houses
Centrio can be configured according to your buyers, product categories, factories, job workers and production processes.
Company & User Management
Buyer Management
Buyer Contact Management
Style & Product Management
Buyer-Specific Style Details
Bill of Materials
Sales Order Management
Production Resources
Production Planning
Material Requirement Planning
Fabric & Trims Management
Purchase Order Management
Work Order Management
Goods Receipt
Material Issue & Return
Stock Ledger
Stock Adjustment
Production Updates
Quality Control
Packing Management
Carton Management
Dispatch Management
Document Management
Payments & Commercial Tracking
Operational Reports
Management Dashboard
Garment order workflow
How a garment export order moves from style to shipment in Centrio
Follow one buyer style through product setup, material planning, production, quality, packing and dispatch.
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Create the buyer
Maintain buyer company, contacts, addresses, currency and commercial information.
02
Create the garment style
Add style image, product code, colour options, size range and specifications.
03
Define the BOM
Add fabric, lining, trims, thread, labels and packing components.
04
Enter the buyer order
Record style, colour, size, quantity, price and delivery details.
05
Calculate material requirements
Calculate fabrics and trims from order quantities and consumption.
06
Review stock and shortages
Compare required materials with available inventory.
07
Generate purchase orders
Arrange missing fabrics, trims and packing materials.
08
Create the production plan
Define cutting, printing, embroidery, stitching, washing, finishing and packing sequence.
09
Create outside work orders
Assign applicable processes to contractors or satellite units.
010
Receive and issue materials
Record purchase receipts and issue fabric or trims to production.
011
Update production
Record process-wise completed, rejected and pending quantities.
012
Complete quality inspection
Record inline or final QC results against garments.
013
Pack to buyer instructions
Maintain size ratios, labels, polybags, cartons and packed quantities.
014
Dispatch and close the order
Record shipment quantity, logistics details and final pending balance.
Garment export ERP features
Practical software features for garment export houses
Centrio supports the operational complexity of multi-style, multi-colour and multi-size export orders.
Buyer company management
Maintain buyer companies, contacts, addresses and commercial information.
Garment style master
Create style codes, descriptions, categories and product images.
Buyer style code management
Maintain buyer-specific style codes and names.
Style image management
Use garment images for identification across departments.
Colour management
Maintain style colours and order-specific colour options.
Size range management
Maintain alpha, numeric or buyer-specific size ranges.
Size-colour matrix
Record order quantities by colour and size.
Bill of Materials
Define fabrics, trims, labels and packing materials for every style.
Fabric consumption
Maintain style- or size-specific fabric consumption.
Trim consumption
Maintain buttons, zips, elastic, labels, thread and accessories.
Packing material BOM
Include polybags, hangers, stickers, inserts and cartons.
Buyer PO management
Connect sales orders with buyer purchase-order information.
Multi-style order management
Handle multiple garment styles in one buyer order.
Delivery date tracking
Maintain required ex-factory and shipment dates.
Material requirement planning
Calculate fabric and trim requirements from BOM and order quantity.
Fabric shortage visibility
Compare fabric requirements with available stock and open purchases.
Trim shortage visibility
Identify missing labels, buttons, zips and accessories.
Purchase order management
Create supplier orders for fabric, trims and packing materials.
Goods receipt management
Record partial receipts with accepted and rejected quantities.
Material issue and return
Track materials issued to cutting, production and job workers.
Fabric stock ledger
Review fabric receipts, issues, returns and balances.
Trim stock ledger
Maintain transaction history for garment accessories and trims.
Production planning
Create process-wise production plans against each style and order.
Cutting planning
Allocate quantity and target dates to cutting operations.
Printing process planning
Assign printing internally or to approved contractors.
Embroidery process planning
Manage embroidery quantity, resource, rate and due date.
Stitching planning
Plan line-, unit-, department- or contractor-wise stitching.
Washing and finishing planning
Plan washing, finishing, ironing and trimming processes.
Work order management
Create job-work orders with quantity, rate and target date.
Partial job-work receipt
Receive completed quantities in multiple lots.
Contractor pending balance
Review issued, received, rejected and pending quantity.
Production updates
Record process-wise completed quantities.
Production rejection tracking
Maintain rejected quantity against production processes.
Alteration and rework visibility
Track garments requiring correction before approval.
Inline quality control
Inspect production before the style reaches final QC.
Final quality control
Record finished-garment inspection status and accepted quantity.
Measurement checks
Maintain style- and size-wise measurement inspection observations.
Defect tracking
Record stitching, fabric, trim, measurement and finishing defects.
Packing ratio management
Support solid-size or assorted-size packing structures.
Carton management
Maintain carton number, quantity, assortment and dimensions.
Barcode and label control
Maintain buyer labels, barcodes, tags and packing references.
Packed quantity tracking
Review packed and pending quantities against the order.
Dispatch management
Connect packed garments with final shipment quantities.
Partial shipment management
Record multiple shipments against the same buyer order.
Shipment reference management
Maintain transporter, booking and shipment references.
Document management
Store buyer POs, tech packs, approvals, challans and shipment files.
Role-based access
Control access for merchandising, purchase, production, QC and logistics users.
Cloud access
Allow authorized teams to access the ERP from compatible devices.
Order status reports
Review open, delayed, packed and completed export orders.
Production reports
Analyze process-wise progress, rejection and pending quantities.
Garment export ERP benefits
Business benefits for garment export houses
Better style visibility
Keep images, codes, colours, sizes, BOM and buyer specifications in one product record.
More accurate material planning
Calculate fabric and trim requirements from style BOM and order quantities.
Earlier shortage identification
See missing materials before production is delayed.
Improved job-worker control
Track printing, embroidery, washing and stitching sent outside.
Better production follow-up
Review process-wise progress without depending entirely on calls and spreadsheets.
Improved rejection visibility
Separate accepted, rejected, alteration and pending quantities.
Better packing accuracy
Connect style, size, colour, ratio and carton information.
Reduced shipment risk
Review QC-cleared, packed and pending quantities before dispatch.
Faster merchandising updates
Give merchandising teams one connected order-status view.
Less spreadsheet dependency
Replace disconnected order, production and packing trackers.
Stronger departmental accountability
Give every department clear operational responsibility.
Better management reporting
Generate order, material, production, quality and shipment reports from ERP transactions.
Garment export use cases
Centrio supports different apparel and garment export workflows
T-shirt manufacturers
Manage jersey fabric, printing, embroidery, stitching, finishing and packing.
- Colour-size matrix
- Fabric consumption
- Print and embroidery
- Size-wise packing
- Shipment tracking
Shirt manufacturers
Manage woven fabric, interlining, buttons, stitching and size-wise packing.
- Fabric and contrast materials
- Buttons and labels
- Collar and cuff processes
- Measurement QC
- Carton packing
Trouser manufacturers
Control fabric, lining, zips, buttons, stitching, washing and finishing.
- Waist and inseam sizes
- Zip and button trims
- Wash process
- Measurement checks
- Size ratio packing
Dress manufacturers
Manage multi-component styles, lining, embellishment, stitching and finishing.
- Complex BOM
- Multiple fabrics
- Embroidery or embellishment
- Style-level QC
- Buyer-specific packing
Kidswear manufacturers
Manage broad size ranges, sets, labels and buyer-specific packing.
- Age-based sizing
- Set components
- Label control
- Packing ratios
- Order traceability
Outerwear manufacturers
Control shell, lining, interlining, trims and complex production routes.
- Multi-layer BOM
- Zips and hardware
- Special processes
- Inspection
- Packing
Sportswear manufacturers
Manage performance fabrics, panels, printing, branding and size-colour orders.
- Technical materials
- Panel operations
- Heat transfer or printing
- Branding
- Size-colour packing
Merchant garment exporters
Coordinate buyers, factories, job workers, quality and shipments from one system.
- Buyer order management
- Factory allocation
- Material planning
- Quality follow-up
- Shipment visibility
Manual systems vs Centrio
Why garment export houses move from spreadsheets to connected ERP
Excel and messaging can support small order volumes, but become difficult to control as styles, colours, sizes, fabrics, trims and factories increase.
| Operational area | Excel, email and WhatsApp | Centrio ERP |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer styles | Stored in separate sheets and folders | Maintained in structured style records |
| Size-colour orders | Managed through manual matrices | Connected with the order and style |
| BOM | Maintained in separate costing files | Connected with the garment style |
| Material requirements | Calculated independently | Calculated from BOM and order quantity |
| Purchasing | Tracked separately from shortages | Connected with material requirements |
| Job work | Tracked through challans and calls | Connected with work orders and material issues |
| Production | Different department sheets | Process-wise production updates |
| Quality | Separate inspection sheets | Connected with style and production output |
| Packing | Managed in separate ratio sheets | Connected with approved quantities |
| Shipment | Tracked separately | Connected with packing and order balances |
| Reports | Require manual consolidation | Generated from connected ERP transactions |
Garment ERP implementation
A practical path from demo to live garment export operations
Review your current order workflow
Map buyer, style, BOM, material, production, QC, packing and shipment processes.
Select one sample style
Use a real or representative garment style for the ERP demonstration.
Define size and colour structure
Review how the order matrix should be represented.
Build the BOM
Add fabrics, trims, labels and packing materials.
Map production processes
Define cutting, printing, embroidery, stitching, washing, finishing and packing.
Identify suppliers and job workers
List key fabric, trims and subcontracting partners.
Set user roles
Define merchandising, purchase, stores, production, QC and logistics access.
Prepare opening master data
Organize buyers, styles, materials, suppliers and active orders.
Train key users
Train operational teams according to role and module.
Start with selected live orders
Validate order-to-shipment workflow before wider rollout.
Garment ERP explained
What is ERP software for garment export houses?
ERP software for garment export houses is a connected manufacturing system used to manage buyer orders, garment styles, BOM, fabrics, trims, production, subcontracting, quality, packing, dispatch and reports.
Garment export operations are highly style-driven. Every style may have its own fabrics, trims, size range, colour range, measurements, production processes, packing instructions and delivery requirements.
A connected ERP keeps these activities tied to one buyer order instead of maintaining them in separate department spreadsheets.
Core garment export ERP areas
- Buyer management
- Style management
- BOM
- Size-colour order management
- Material requirement planning
- Purchase
- Production planning
- Job work
- Quality
- Packing
- Dispatch
- Reports
Style management
Build a structured style library for garment export orders
Garment export houses usually handle hundreds or thousands of styles over time. A reusable style master reduces repeated data entry and helps departments work from the same product identity.
Centrio can maintain style code, buyer style code, image, category, size range, colour options, materials, processes and buyer-specific information.
This creates a consistent foundation for orders, material planning, production and packing.
Garment style information
- Internal style code
- Buyer style code
- Style name
- Product image
- Category
- Colour range
- Size range
- Fabric
- Trims
- Construction
- Buyer price
- Packing instructions
Bill of Materials
Manage complete garment BOM for fabric, trims and packing
The garment BOM defines everything required to produce and pack one style.
Centrio can connect fabric, lining, interlining, thread, zips, buttons, labels, hangtags, polybags and cartons with the style.
Consumption can then be used with order quantities to calculate material requirements.
Typical garment BOM items
- Main fabric
- Lining
- Interlining
- Thread
- Buttons
- Zips
- Elastic
- Drawcord
- Main label
- Care label
- Size label
- Hangtag
- Barcode
- Polybag
- Carton
Order matrix
Manage garment orders by style, colour and size
Garment export quantities are often distributed across multiple colours and sizes, creating a matrix rather than one simple order quantity.
Centrio can maintain the buyer order at style level while preserving the required colour and size structure.
This helps merchandising, production and packing teams work from a consistent order quantity.
Order matrix information
- Style
- Colour
- Size
- Quantity
- Price
- Delivery date
- Buyer reference
- Packing ratio
Material planning
Calculate garment fabric and trim requirements before production
Material shortages are one of the most common causes of garment production delays.
Centrio uses product BOM, consumption, order quantity, conversion and wastage to calculate suggested requirements.
The planning team can compare those requirements with available stock and open purchase before production starts.
Material planning controls
- Style consumption
- Size-based consumption
- Order quantity
- Wastage
- Available stock
- Open purchase
- Required purchase
- Expected receipt
Production planning
Plan cutting, printing, embroidery, stitching, washing and finishing
Every garment style can have a different manufacturing route.
A basic T-shirt may require cutting, printing, stitching and finishing, while an embellished dress may require embroidery, multiple stitching stages, washing and special finishing.
Centrio allows planners to build process-wise production routes and assign internal departments or outside contractors.
Garment production processes
- Fabric inspection
- Cutting
- Printing
- Embroidery
- Fusing
- Stitching
- Washing
- Finishing
- Quality inspection
- Packing
Subcontracting
Control outsourced garment processes and job workers
Garment export houses often use specialist vendors for printing, embroidery, washing, stitching, embellishment and finishing.
Centrio can create work orders against the style, process and buyer order while maintaining material issue and output receipt.
Partial receipts and pending quantities give management better control over outside production.
Job-work controls
- Contractor
- Process
- Style
- Order reference
- Work-order quantity
- Rate
- Material issue
- Received quantity
- Rejected quantity
- Pending quantity
Garment QC
Connect inline and final quality control with production quantities
Garment quality should be checked throughout production rather than only after finishing.
Centrio can maintain inline and final inspection records linked with the relevant style and quantity.
This helps separate accepted, rejected, alteration and hold quantities before garments move into packing.
Garment quality checks
- Measurements
- Fabric defects
- Shade
- Stitching
- Seams
- Embroidery
- Trims
- Labels
- Workmanship
- Packing
Packing control
Manage garment packing ratios, labels and cartons
Garment buyers may require solid-size, solid-colour, assorted-size or assorted-colour packing.
Centrio connects approved garment quantities with labels, barcodes, polybags, carton ratios and packed quantities.
This gives the packing team a controlled view of what is ready, packed and pending.
Packing information
- Style
- Colour
- Size
- Packing ratio
- Polybags
- Barcode
- Hangtag
- Carton quantity
- Carton dimensions
- Packed quantity
Shipment control
Connect packed garment quantities with final shipment
Dispatch should be based on garments that are completed, QC-cleared and packed.
Centrio connects packing with final shipment so partial and completed dispatches remain linked with the buyer order.
Shipment references and supporting documents can be maintained according to the company's workflow.
Shipment information
- Packed quantity
- Dispatch quantity
- Pending balance
- Dispatch date
- Transporter
- Booking reference
- Shipment reference
- Documents
Department benefits
How garment export teams use Centrio ERP
Each department can work from relevant operational data while management retains one connected order view.
Merchandising
- Buyer and style records
- Buyer PO
- Order matrix
- Delivery dates
- Order progress
Purchase
- Fabric shortages
- Trim shortages
- Supplier orders
- Expected receipts
- Pending quantities
Stores
- Goods receipt
- Fabric stock
- Trim stock
- Material issue
- Material return
Production
- Production plans
- Process assignments
- Completed quantity
- Rejected quantity
- Pending balance
Quality
- Inline inspection
- Final inspection
- Measurements
- Defects
- Accepted quantity
Packing & Logistics
- Size ratios
- Cartons
- Packed quantity
- Dispatch
- Shipment documents
Management
- Order status
- Material shortages
- Production progress
- Job-worker pending
- Quality status
- Shipment status
ERP evaluation
What to check before selecting ERP for a garment export house
The best garment ERP should support style-based production, size-colour orders, BOM, fabric and trims, subcontracting, quality, packing and shipment.
Before selecting software, exporters should test whether the system can handle real buyer order complexity rather than only simple SKU inventory.
A personalized demo using one actual garment style and buyer PO is one of the most practical ways to evaluate fit.
Garment ERP checklist
- Buyer and style management
- Size-colour matrix
- BOM
- Fabric and trim planning
- Partial purchase receipts
- Job-work control
- Process-wise production
- Inline and final QC
- Packing ratios
- Carton management
- Partial dispatch
- Role-based access
- Operational reports
Why Centrio ERP
Why use Centrio for garment export operations
Centrio is built around connected manufacturing workflows rather than only accounting or inventory transactions.
The system links buyer styles, BOM, materials, production planning, purchase, job work, inventory, quality, packing and dispatch in one order-driven workflow.
It can be configured according to your garment categories, factories, departments, suppliers, contractors and user roles.
A personalized demonstration can show the complete flow using your actual garment style and buyer order.
Centrio garment ERP advantages
- Buyer and style-driven workflow
- Size-colour order control
- BOM and material planning
- In-house and outsourced production
- Quality and alteration visibility
- Packing and shipment control
- Role-based cloud access
- Connected operational reports
Garment Export ERP FAQs
Frequently asked questions about ERP software for garment export houses
Common questions from garment manufacturers and exporters evaluating Centrio ERP.
What is ERP software for garment export houses?
It is software that connects buyers, garment styles, BOM, fabric, trims, sales orders, production, job work, quality, packing, dispatch and reports.
Can Centrio manage garment styles?
Yes. Styles can include codes, images, category, size range, colours, materials and specifications.
Can buyer-specific style codes be maintained?
Yes. Buyer-specific product codes, names, prices and specifications can be maintained.
Can Centrio manage size-colour order matrices?
Yes. Garment orders can be structured by style, colour and size according to the configured workflow.
Can one buyer order contain multiple garment styles?
Yes. Multiple styles can be included within a buyer order.
Can Centrio manage garment BOM?
Yes. Fabric, lining, trims, thread, labels and packing materials can be connected with each style.
Can different sizes have different material consumption?
Size-based consumption requirements can be reviewed and configured according to implementation.
Can Centrio calculate fabric requirements?
Yes. Suggested fabric requirements can be calculated using consumption, order quantity, conversion and wastage.
Can Centrio calculate trim requirements?
Yes. Buttons, zips, elastic, labels, thread and other trim requirements can be calculated from the style BOM.
Can packing materials be included in the BOM?
Yes. Polybags, hangers, stickers, inserts and cartons can be included.
Can Centrio manage fabric purchases?
Yes. Fabric purchase orders can be created and tracked for ordered, received and pending quantities.
Can Centrio manage trims purchases?
Yes. Supplier orders can be created for trims, labels and packing materials.
Can goods be received partially?
Yes. Partial receipts can be recorded with accepted, rejected and pending quantities.
Can Centrio manage fabric inventory?
Yes. Fabric receipts, issues, returns and stock balances can be maintained.
Can Centrio manage trim inventory?
Yes. Trims and accessories can be maintained through stock transactions.
Can materials be issued to cutting?
Yes. Materials can be issued to internal departments or outside job workers.
Can Centrio manage cutting planning?
Yes. Cutting can be included as a process in the style production plan.
Can printing and embroidery be managed?
Yes. Printing and embroidery can be assigned internally or to outside contractors.
Can Centrio manage stitching production?
Yes. Stitching output can be recorded process by process, including accepted, rejected and pending quantities.
Can Centrio manage washing and finishing?
Yes. Washing, finishing, ironing, trimming and related processes can be included in the production route.
Can Centrio manage outside job workers?
Yes. Work orders, material issues, partial receipts, rejected quantities and pending balances can be tracked.
Can production be updated partially?
Yes. Process output can be recorded in partial quantities.
Can alteration and rework be tracked?
The quality and production workflow can maintain quantities requiring correction or reinspection according to the configured process.
Can Centrio manage garment quality control?
Yes. Inline and final inspection records can be connected with the garment style and order.
Can garment measurements be recorded?
Measurement inspection requirements can be included in the quality workflow.
Can garment defects be tracked?
Yes. Fabric, stitching, trim, measurement, printing, embroidery and finishing defects can be recorded.
Can Centrio manage packing ratios?
Yes. Packing can be configured for solid-size, assorted-size or other buyer packing structures.
Can carton details be maintained?
Yes. Carton number, quantity, assortment, dimensions and packing information can be maintained.
Can barcodes and labels be tracked?
Buyer labels, barcode references, size stickers, hangtags and related packing details can be maintained.
Can Centrio manage partial shipments?
Yes. Multiple dispatches can be recorded against the same buyer order while maintaining pending balances.
Can shipment references be stored?
Transporter, booking, dispatch and shipment references can be connected with the order.
Can tech packs and buyer POs be stored?
Relevant buyer, style, order and shipment documents can be linked with operational records.
Can different departments have different access?
Yes. Role-based access can be provided to merchandising, purchase, stores, production, quality, packing and logistics users.
Can owners access Centrio remotely?
Authorized owners and managers can access Centrio through compatible internet-connected devices.
Can Centrio support multiple factories?
The ERP can be configured for multiple departments, production units, warehouses and operating locations according to implementation scope.
Can Centrio support merchant garment exporters?
Yes. It can support businesses coordinating buyer orders across factories, vendors, job workers and warehouses.
Can existing style and material data be imported?
Initial master data can be prepared according to the agreed scope and available data format.
Can reports be customized?
Reporting requirements can be reviewed during implementation to identify standard and custom reports.
Is training provided?
Training requirements for administrators and operational teams can be included in the implementation plan.
Can the demo use our actual garment style?
Yes. A personalized demonstration can be built around your style, BOM, order and production workflow.
Is a free Centrio ERP demo available?
Yes. Garment export houses can request a free personalized demonstration.
Free Garment Export ERP Demo
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Book a personalized Centrio ERP demonstration and see how buyer styles, size-colour orders, BOM, fabric, trims, production, job work, quality, packing, dispatch and shipment can work together through one connected cloud ERP.