Built for this operation
Built for fabric and garment stores, Textile360 connects mixed-unit billing, inventory, purchases, customer accounts and GST reporting in one retail workspace.
Fabric & Garment Retail Operations
Textile360
Built for fabric and garment stores, Textile360 connects mixed-unit billing, inventory, purchases, customer accounts and GST reporting in one retail workspace.
Visit product websiteWhat it covers
The operating surface.
One counter for metres, pieces and everything in between.
Core workspace
Products
One counter for metres, pieces and everything in between.
Products / Inventory / Billing / Purchases
- Core workspace
Products
Inventory
Billing
Purchases
- Connected operations
Customers
Returns
GST
Reports
How it runs
From setup to daily operation.
- 01
Products
Keep products in the same operational context as purchases.
- 02
Purchases
Keep purchases in the same operational context as billing.
- 03
Billing
Keep billing in the same operational context as reports.
- 04
Reports
Keep reports in the same operational context as products.
Workflow case study
Billing fabric and garments at one counter
Based on the documented product workflow. No customer deployment or measured results are recorded in this project.
- The problem
- Metres and pieces require different units while purchases, stock and customer accounts must stay aligned.
- Supported outcome
- Mixed-unit billing connects with inventory, purchases, customer accounts and GST reporting.
Design decisions
Why it holds up in the field.
A connected workspace
Explore products, inventory, billing, purchases without losing the wider context.
Explore your fit
Request a walkthrough to discuss your workflow, available modules and configuration needs.
Elsewhere in the ecosystem
Related products.
See it against your own operation.
Bring your messiest workflow. We will walk through how the system models it.