Knitting and Hosiery ERP
Knitting software for units that make knitted fabric and hosiery garments. Knits are bought, stocked and lost in kg, then sold in pieces, which software built for woven fabric in metres does not handle. This system works in kg, GSM and diameter throughout, and shows the loss at every process between yarn and garment.
Owner, knitting master, fabric store keeper, merchandiser, job work coordinator, accountant
Web and Android
Built for the way your trade works.
Knits are bought, stocked and lost in kg, then sold in pieces, which woven-fabric software does not handle. Suits knitwear clusters where one order passes through several job workers.
Knitting programme by yarn count, GSM, diameter, gauge and machine
Roll-wise knitted fabric stock in kg with lot and shade
Yarn-to-fabric reconciliation with knitting loss per programme
- Job work chain: knitting, dyeing, compacting, printing, each with process loss
- Fabric kg converted to garment pieces using size-wise consumption
- Machine-wise production in kg with needle-break and downtime entries
- Dyed fabric receipt checked for GSM, width, shrinkage and shade
- Job work challans and pending stock at every outside processor
- Knitting charge billing per kg with GST and e-way bill
A day's work, in order.
Yarn purchase
Yarn comes in by count and lot, and is allotted to a knitting programme.
Knitting on machine
Machines knit to the programme's GSM and diameter. Rolls are weighed and numbered.
Dyeing on job
Grey rolls go to the dyer on challan. Pending kg stays visible.
Finished fabric receipt
Dyed fabric is checked for GSM, width, shrinkage and shade, with process loss recorded.
Compacting and printing
Further job work is issued and received the same way, each stage with its loss.
Cutting or billing
Fabric kg converts to pieces for cutting, or knitting charges are billed per kg.
14 modules, one set of books.
Each module writes to the same records, so stock, production and accounts never disagree.
Job work and sub-contracting
Sends material to outside processors on a job work challan and receives finished goods back, showing what is still…
About this module ManufacturingProduction planning
Turns sales orders and stock targets into work orders, checks material availability and loads them onto machines,…
About this module ManufacturingBill of materials and recipes
Holds what goes into each product: a multi-level BOM for assembled goods, or a recipe by percentage and weight for…
About this module ManufacturingQuality control
Sets inspection checks for incoming material, in-process stages and finished goods, and records results against the…
About this module ManufacturingWastage, scrap and yield
Compares input with output for every batch, heat or work order and shows where material was lost: burning loss,…
About this module Inventory and warehouseBatch, lot and serial tracking
Gives every receipt and production run a lot, batch, heat or serial number and carries it through to the sales invoice.
About this module TextileCutting and size-ratio planning
Plans cutting lays by size ratio and colour, records fabric used against the average, and prints bundle tickets.
About this module Buying and sellingSales orders, challans and invoices
Takes an order through to delivery challan and GST invoice, with part dispatches, pending order balance and several…
About this module Buying and sellingProcurement with three-way PO matching
Raises purchase orders from reorder levels or pending sales, then matches the supplier's bill against the PO and the…
About this module Finance and complianceAccounts and ledgers
General ledger, vouchers, cost centres, trial balance, profit and loss and balance sheet.
About this module Finance and complianceGST returns
Prepares GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B from books, reconciles purchases with GSTR-2B and tracks input tax credit.
About this module Finance and complianceE-invoice and e-way bill
Generates IRN, signed QR code and e-way bill straight from the invoice or challan, singly or in bulk.
About this module Data, AI and integrationBI dashboards
Live charts of sales, collections, stock, production and cash, with drill-down to the entry behind each figure.
About this module TextileProcess lot cards and shrinkage
Issues a lot card for each batch of party or own fabric and records every process it passes through.
About this moduleIndustries it serves.
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ViewQuestions, answered.
Can it reconcile yarn issued with fabric received?
Yes. Each knitting programme shows yarn issued, fabric knitted in kg and the knitting loss. If a knitter, in-house or outside, returns less fabric than the yarn should give, the shortfall is visible programme by programme.
Our fabric goes through several job workers. Can it follow that?
Yes. Knitting, dyeing, compacting and printing are each a job work step with their own challans. You see the stock lying at every outside processor and the process loss at each stage, for one order or for all of them.
How does it convert fabric in kg into pieces?
You set the fabric consumption per piece for each size of a style. The system uses it to tell you how many pieces a lot of fabric should give, or how many kg an order needs, before cutting starts.
Does it suit a unit that only knits on job work?
Yes. Party yarn is received, knitted and returned as fabric, with the balance tracked in kg. Knitting charges are billed per kg with GST, and machine-wise production shows how each machine ran.
Does Knitting and Hosiery ERP work on mobile?
Yes. It runs on Web and Android, so people on the floor, in the field or on the road work on the phone while the office works on the full screens.
Can Knitting and Hosiery ERP be changed to fit how my business works?
Yes. Kreon builds and supports it, so screens, reports, approvals and rules are shaped to your process. Tell us what is different about the way you work and we will show you how it fits before anything is built.
See Knitting and Hosiery ERP working.
Book a demo and we will walk you through it with examples from your own trade, then tell you plainly what would need to change for your business.