Order Management
Create a stitching order in seconds, attach the customer, garment, and due date, assign it to a karigar, and follow it from booked to ready-for-pickup — no more paper slips.
Orders were written on carbon-copy slips. Measurements lived in a stack of notebooks that had to be searched by hand every time a customer came back. There was no clear picture of which karigar was overloaded, which orders still had a balance due, or how the ready-made retail counter was actually performing.
The shop needed one system — fast enough to use at the counter, simple enough for every staff member, and built around how a tailoring business in KP actually works.
Create a stitching order in seconds, attach the customer, garment, and due date, assign it to a karigar, and follow it from booked to ready-for-pickup — no more paper slips.
Reusable templates per garment — Shalwar Qameez, shirt, waistcoat — with custom fields the shop defines once. Every new order starts from a saved template instead of a blank notebook page.
A searchable profile for every customer with a unique ID, phone, full order history, and last-order date — pull up a returning customer and their measurements by name or number.
A roster of every karigar with speciality and live job load — see who has capacity before assigning work, and keep the workshop balanced instead of overloading one tailor.
Record advances and part-payments against each order, see the outstanding balance instantly, and get a running list of pending dues across every open order plus a full payment history.
A ready-made-garment side of the shop — product catalogue with sized and coloured variants, pricing, and a fast New Sale screen for walk-in retail customers.
Per-variant stock with low-stock thresholds, one-tap restock and adjust, auto-generated SKUs, and a last-restocked date — so the shop knows what to reorder before it runs out.
Revenue for today, this week, this month, and all-time; inventory value on hand; average sale; top products; payment-method split; and a live recent-sales feed — the whole business on one screen.
Top Man Tailor runs the whole shop from one screen — orders, measurements, karigars, payments, and retail.
The order slips and measurement notebooks are gone. Staff were trained on every module, the shop owns the system and its data outright, and Digital Hujra stays on call for support and future changes.
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