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Back office control center
Bring departmental jobs, progress, deadlines and issues together so managers can review production queues in one workspace.
SYLVESTER SOFTWARE
Sylvester Garment ERP
Garment manufacturing and contract production management
Garment manufacturing and contract production management for corporate clothing, uniforms, sportswear and custom orders. Connect customer designs, colours, sizes, printing or embroidery, materials, production, quality control and delivery.
12 actual screensThai / English content
Inside the application · Full image ↗Manufacture garments for each customer’s identity
Manage corporate clothing, uniforms, sportswear and custom garment orders. Keep each customer’s garment design, colours, sizes, quantities and printing or embroidery requirements together for production and quality control before delivery.
Organisation names and logos on garments belong to the commissioning customers. Sylvester Garment ERP is the factory’s production management software.
SYLVESTER SOFTWARE
Sylvester Garment ERPsoftware package
A distinct package for this product. Explore its features and actual application screens on this page.
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Explore the important working screens
Large images with a description for every screen. Open any image to inspect it at full size.
Orders and work planning
Review pricing, product details, delivery dates and task queues from order intake.
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Complete production order detail
Review customer, product, fabric, decoration, size quantities, pricing, estimated cost, deadlines and status, with production, materials, QC and document tabs.
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Sales and factory overview
Review orders, production work, sales, receivables and inventory value alongside active jobs, statuses and stage-specific queues.
Production, materials and quality
Track work quantities, responsibility, material recipes and quality checks.
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Production stages and deadlines
Production tasks run from design and materials through cutting, decoration, sewing, QC and dispatch, with status, assignee, good/reject quantities and notes.
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Quality checklist before delivery
Check sizing, colour, logo, stitching, accessories, cleanliness, quantities and packaging, recording results, defects and notes.
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Materials inventory
View available and reserved quantities, costs and reorder thresholds for fabrics, threads and supplies.
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BOM · Material usage recipes
Link products and fabrics to materials with per-unit quantities, waste allowances and units for production planning.
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Receipts, issues, returns and stock adjustments
Select material, movement type, quantity, cost, order, lot and reference, with movement history. The interface explains reserved-stock reduction and weighted-average receipt costing.
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Purchase requests linked to materials and orders
The form captures material, quantity, order, supplier, required date and statuses from pending approval to receipt. No purchase request was submitted for this capture.
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Staff skills and hourly capacity
The skill register provides staff, skill group, level, hourly capacity, certification and status fields to support task assignment. The register is empty in this demo.
Pricing rules and reporting
Separate pricing configuration from reporting to review costs and operations clearly.
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Products and pricing rules
Configure products, fabrics, decoration and associated charges such as screen printing, DTF, embroidery and sublimation for option-based order calculation.
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Sales, profit and inventory reporting
Summarize sales, collections, receivables, estimated profit, inventory value by category and staff performance, with time-period and export controls.
Capture sources and demonstration environment
Captured from a Sylvester Garment ERP COMPLETE v2.3.0 test copy. An 80-piece demo order was created through the interface. Shown data and prices are examples, not real customer transactions.
Fit the system to your workflow
Discuss users, equipment, existing data and required processes to determine the appropriate edition and installation.