Finance & accounting
Invoices, journals, and tax with posting safeguards, linked to the orders that created them.
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One governed platform for the whole fashion business — design, sourcing, production, retail, finance, HR, payroll, and compliance.
Every step shares one product record, one audit trail, and one set of permissions.
68 modules across 6 suites, all sharing the same data, permissions, and audit trail. Switch suites to see what each one includes.
From season plan to approved, costed design.
Plan collections, colour stories, and market targets for every season.
Open-to-buy budgets tied to the season calendar and milestones.
Versioned product master with lifecycle status, assets, and timeline.
Turn a brief into governed concepts, drafts, BOM, and construction records.
Human-in-the-loop review with maker-checker separation and audit trail.
Immutable approved revisions with watermarked previews.
Work-in-progress designs with versions, comments, and hand-off to approval.
Fabric, trim, and accessory library with specifications and suppliers.
Suggested fabrics and trims matched to the brief, cost, and sustainability targets.
Fabric, accessory, and packing rows with versioned bills of materials.
Cost sheets that roll up from the BOM, labour, and overheads.
Request, track, and review samples through each fitting round.
Finance, people, customers, and safety live next to design and production — so costs, labour, and incidents connect to the products and orders behind them.
Invoices, journals, and tax with posting safeguards, linked to the orders that created them.
Employees, attendance, leave, and timesheets feeding payroll runs with maker-checker approval.
Accounts, leads, opportunities, and service cases alongside loyalty offers and vouchers.
Record incidents and hazards, run inspections and training, and track corrective actions.
Plan ranges, develop products, source from partners, and sell in store and online.
See brands plansRun factories, production orders, quality, workforce, and payroll in one place.
See manufacturers plansAnswer RFQs, manage materials and compliance, and fulfil commercial orders.
See suppliers plansMove from brief to approved, costed design with AI assistance and review.
See designers plansControls that enterprise teams expect are part of every module from day one.
Every record is scoped to your organization, enforced at the API and database.
Designs, payroll, postings, and releases require an accountable approver.
Who changed what, when, and why, for every workflow in every module.
AI runs through an approved gateway with metered credits and human review.
25 AI agents work alongside your teams, from design and sourcing to CRM, finance reconciliation, and notifications. Each one drafts, monitors, and recommends, and a named person approves what it proposes.
Creates governed design concept drafts.
Human control: Designer selects every accepted concept.
Creates draft revisions from reviewer feedback.
Human control: Designer confirms and submits each revision.
Extracts reviewable garment construction features.
Human control: Technical reviewer confirms extracted fields.
Ranks approved materials using evidence and constraints.
Human control: Material specialist accepts or rejects recommendations.
Creates traceable draft BOM lines and quantities.
Human control: BOM approval remains human-only.
Suggests size and measurement specification drafts.
Human control: Technical measurement approval remains human-only.
Creates draft construction operations and guidance.
Human control: Technical construction approval remains human-only.
Assembles governed technical-package drafts.
Human control: Tech Pack approval and release remain human-only.
Calculates and explains draft product and landed costs.
Human control: Finance or costing approver controls approval.
Calculates evidence-qualified carbon estimates.
Human control: Sustainability verifier controls claims.
Compiles passport drafts and identifies evidence gaps.
Human control: Authorized publisher controls passport publication.
Ranks suppliers by capability, evidence, risk, and capacity.
Human control: Buyer selects and invites suppliers.
Prepares RFQ drafts and monitors response deadlines.
Human control: Buyer authorizes every external RFQ.
Normalizes and compares supplier quotations.
Human control: Buyer controls negotiation and award.
Monitors supplier delivery, quality, compliance, and evidence risk.
Human control: Supplier manager decides remediation.
Suggests capacity, MRP, allocation, and schedules.
Human control: Planner releases all production plans.
Predicts inspection risk and recommends checkpoints.
Human control: Quality manager controls inspections and disposition.
Monitors stock, shortages, reservations, and replenishment.
Human control: Inventory planner authorizes replenishment.
Monitors shipment milestones, ETA, customs, and exceptions.
Human control: Logistics coordinator handles exceptions.
Monitors incidents, training, inspections, machines, and chemical risks.
Human control: EHS officer investigates and closes actions.
Monitors certifications, audits, findings, and expirations.
Human control: Compliance officer approves evidence and exceptions.
Summarizes accounts, opportunities, follow-ups, and commercial risk.
Human control: Salesperson controls customer communications.
Matches orders, invoices, payments, and discrepancies.
Human control: Finance maker-checker approval remains mandatory.
Routes governed reminders, alerts, and workflow notifications.
Human control: Notification policy controls recipients and channels.
Produces cited cross-functional summaries and recommendations.
Human control: Advisory only; cannot execute controlled actions.
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