Garments · fabric to dispatch

Every bundle, counted live.Pieces, defects and cartons on the bundle card.

Garment units lose track between cutting, the sewing line and packing. eManage AI reads machines, phone inspections and packing cameras and posts to the eManage bundle card.

eManage AI for garment factories reads sewing machines for pieces and idle reasons, inspects garments on a phone camera on the 4-point system and counts each garment into the carton. Results post to the eManage bundle card and dispatch.

Operator at a sewing machine on a garment line

Defect rate

Defects found at final check

Defects per hundred pieces are counted after the bundle has moved on.

Piece-rate

Wages from slips

Piece-rate is worked out from handwritten bundle slips.

Short cartons

Packing disputes

There is no proof of what went into the carton when the buyer says short.

The flow

From fabric receipt to packing & dispatch.One ledger watching every stage.

Today

Flagged metres reach the cutting table.

AI on this stage

Garment eQC AI →

With eManage AI

Inspections sync to roll GRNs so spreaders skip flagged metres.

AI for garments

The modules that fit.

Demo clips

Watch it count.

Packing count

Every garment counted as it goes into the carton.

Questions textile plantsactually ask.

No. Servo motors already share stitch and speed data. Older clutch motors get a clip-on sensor.

Yes. Bundle scans and earned SAM post to the eManage bundle card, so piece-rate wages and line efficiency use the same numbers.

Yes. The check runs on the phone itself, inspections are saved on it and sync to eManage when the network returns.

A packing table camera counts each garment as it goes into the carton, and the video attaches to the dispatch order.

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