One system from collection to container
The colour-size matrix, subcontracted workshops, the sampling process and export paperwork in one place.
In textiles the work starts long before production: sampling, approval, fabric sourcing, the subcontracting plan. If any link in that chain stays in a spreadsheet, the delivery date slips — and in export a slipped date is a penalty. Coflow Bulut keeps every link, from collection to shipment, on one database.
From sample to approval, from approval to order
Each model is defined with its own fabric, trims and labour, and the sampling process is recorded along with its revisions. When the customer approves, the order opens from that same model — nothing is keyed in twice.
- Model record: fabric, trims, labour
- Sample and revision history
- Colour × size variant matrix
- Orders created automatically on customer approval
Your own workshop and your subcontractor on one screen
Cutting, sewing, pressing and packing are split into operations, so you can see which batch is waiting at which stage. Goods sent to subcontractors are recorded with quantity and date, and what comes back enters stock after quality control.
- Operation-level work orders and shop-floor screen
- Tracking batches out to and back from subcontractors
- Fabric consumption and waste records
- Seconds and returns management
Paperwork ready before the container leaves
Size runs, packing lists and dimension or weight data are held in the system; the proforma, weight list and invoice are all produced from the same record. Multi-currency and letter-of-credit tracking work alongside your accounts.
- Size-run orders and packing lists
- Proforma, weight list and export invoice
- Multiple currencies and exchange differences
- Deadline tracking and delay alerts
Every feature, just as it should be
One need, one application
The Odoo applications that pay off most in your industry.
We used to ring round to find out where subcontracted goods were. Now we see it on screen, and deadlines hold.
Frequently asked questions
Can we track goods sent to subcontracted workshops?
How are colour and size variants managed?
Can we produce export paperwork from the system?
One chain from collection to container
Let us define your model structure and subcontracting flow together.