Custom ERP
A custom-built ERP designed around how a bespoke tailoring house actually runs — from new order, through invoice issuance and payment recording, all the way to fabric reorders, supplier payments and a four-vertical reporting suite. Every screen is bilingual EN/AR and reads off live operational tables.
Every section, explained.
4 working sections inside Custom ERP — each one a screen we designed, built and tested in the live system.
Operations Dashboard
A real-time command surface — every KPI a manager needs surfaced in the first scroll, with quick-action shortcuts for new orders and invoices in the header.
- Sales today, monthly and yearly with profit alongside
- Order status counters across the five-state pipeline
- Cash, bank, AR and AP balance cards
- Low-stock and top-clients widgets
Orders & Invoices
The full sales lifecycle — new order through invoice issuance to payment recording — with header-level shortcuts for the moments a tailor closes a sale mid-conversation.
- Five-state order pipeline (new → delivered)
- Bilingual EN/AR print-ready invoice layout
- Partial-payment support with running AR balance
- Quick-action "New Order" / "New Invoice" buttons
Materials & Inventory
A granular catalogue covering finished suits, raw fabrics by type and pattern, and the small parts — buttons, padding, lining — that make a bespoke suit a bespoke suit.
- Products + Main Items + Additional Items taxonomy
- Material Types & Patterns for fabric classification
- Dedicated Buttons, Padding and Lining stores
- Low-stock thresholds surfaced on the dashboard
Reports
Four report verticals drawn from the same operational tables — Financial, HR, Sales and Inventory — so every number reconciles, every time.
- Financial: P&L, AR, AP, account balances
- Sales: orders, top clients, profit by period
- Inventory: stock levels, low-stock alerts
- Every report exports to print or CSV
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