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A row of yarn winding machines in a textile mill

The party's cloth, your process, every metre accounted for.

In a process house the cloth belongs to the customer, the mill bills only for processing, and metres change at every stage. Kreon Textile ERP has a product for dyeing, printing and finishing mills, and one for embroidery and value addition units. Both are built on party-owned stock and job charge billing.

What the system has to handle

The details generic software gets wrong.

01

Stock you do not own

Generic software assumes stock is yours. Here it must show as party-wise grey, in-process and finished balance.

02

Metres change

Cloth shrinks or gains through bleaching, dyeing and finishing. Grey metres and finished metres must be compared for every lot.

03

Lots on the floor

A lot passes through many machines over several days. A lot card must show where it is now.

04

Billing by process

You bill per metre or kg for the processes done. The bill should come from the lot's own record.

Modules this trade uses most

The parts that matter here.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can we tell parties the status of their lots?

Yes. Lot status is available party by party on screen, so your office can answer a party's call without ringing the floor. The product also includes WhatsApp integration for messages to parties.

Does it cover both dyeing and printing?

Yes. The lot card carries the process route, whether bleach, dye, print or finish. For printing there is a register of designs, screens and colourways. For dyeing, recipes are held shade by shade.

Does it track machine production?

Yes. Daily production is recorded machine by machine, for jets, jiggers, stenters and print tables. You can see what each machine did and the programmes still pending.

Which Kreon products fit textile process houses?

Process House ERP, Embroidery and Value Addition ERP. Each can be shaped to the way your business works, and they share the same records when used together.

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