Wrist is a fully-featured application written for clothing and footwear wholesalers and manufacturers - written by experienced IT professionals and designed in consultation with the managers and staff of clothing industry companies.
Use of a Style/Colour/Size matrix throughout the system, wherever applicable, the system is very intuitive and easy for beginners to pick up - and very fast for experienced people to use.
The core of the system is a simple yet versitile Garment Stock system around which we have developed a Sales & Purchase Ordering system that has been tuned and streamlined specifically for clothing industry users.
Customer Orders can be entered onto the system in a number of ways - each designed to suit slightly different ways of working in the clothing industry. Outstanding orders can be viewed quickly and sales can be monitored by customer, product, product group, agent, date etc.
Purchase or Manufacturing requirements can be calculated from the outstanding Sales Orders and Purchase orders can be placed either directly with suppliers or indirectly via the Manufacturing system. The manufacturing module comes complete with a Bill-of-Materials, which calculates Fabric & Component requirements, handles Fabric Orders and can issue Works Orders for manufacturing the items.
Goods are then received into the warehouse and from that free stock is batch-allocated to outstanding customer orders, giving priority to your best customers. Then Picking and Dispatch Notes are generated and approved before Invoices are generated in batches and this finally completes the sales procedure.
Features
Fast, reliable and easy to use
Style/colour/size matrix throughout the system
Sales Order Processing streamlined for clothing businesses
Using industry-standard hardware and operating systems (Windows & Linux)
Remote access via secure internet connections
Sales, Purchase & Nominal Ledgers
Low cost of ownership - no large upfront costs to buy the software - fully rented systems with software support included
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