TailorDesk
Tailor Management Software
Measurements, orders, trials and delivery without the diary.
The problem
Why this gets built
A tailoring shop runs on a measurement book and a delivery diary. Lose either and the business stops. Meanwhile nobody can say which karigar is behind, or which order will miss its trial date.
Who it is for
Fit
Tailoring shops and boutiques handling bespoke orders with multiple workers.
Capabilities
What the system does.
Customer measurements
Stored per customer per garment type, so a repeat order does not need a repeat fitting.
Order tracking
Garment, fabric, rate, advance and balance, from booking to delivery.
Trials & delivery
Trial dates and delivery commitments scheduled and visible, with what is due this week up front.
Karigar job cards
Work assigned per worker with piece rates and completion tracked.
Fabric stock
Cloth received, issued against orders and remaining, in metres.
Billing
Advance versus balance with receipts, so nothing is delivered unpaid by accident.
See it running
TailorDesk is a clickable demo — open the modules, browse the tables, see how the screens fit together.
Questions
Common questions.
Are customer measurements saved for repeat orders?
Yes. Measurements are stored per customer and per garment type, so a returning customer does not need a fresh fitting for the same garment.
Can it track which karigar has which order?
Yes. Work is assigned per worker with piece rates and completion tracked, so a delayed order has a name against it.
Does it handle advance payments and balances?
Yes. Advance and balance are recorded per order with receipts, so nothing is handed over unpaid by accident.