Textile · godown & dispatch
Every roll counted in.Fabric rolls and garment cartons, on camera.
eManage Warehouse Vision AI counts fabric rolls and garment cartons on camera as they move, and posts the counts to the eManage GRN, lot and dispatch so godown stock matches the ERP.
Count
900+ / hr
15× vs scissor lift
Codes
Torn OK
Reads damaged labels
Zones
Dock → gate
Six watched areas
Proof
Pack video
For disputes
Phantom rolls
The ERP said 120 rolls. The godown had fewer.
Rolls, cones and cartons move between processors, godowns and the packing hall faster than anyone posts them.
Roll GRN
Counted by hand
Rolls off a job-work truck are tallied on paper and typed later.
Torn labels
Roll ID unreadable
A creased or wrapped label turns the roll into 'unknown'.
Short cartons
He-said packing
No video of the table when the buyer says the carton left short.
Lift vs drone.
| Capability | Scissor / cherry picker | eManage drone + vision |
|---|---|---|
| Rate | 40–60 bins/hour | 900+ bins/hour |
| People | Two + closed aisle | Unmanned, drones avoid obstacles |
| Labels | Laser fail on damage | Rebuild, read and reprint |
| When | Daylight count | After shift or live |
Demo clips
Watch it run
Fabric roll count
Each roll counted off the truck and again as it lands on the stock pile.
Packing count
Every garment counted as it goes into the carton.
Facility coverage
Six watched zones.
Cameras watch goods as they move, so you do not wait for a weekend count. Each zone updates a different ERP record.
01
Receiving dock
Overhead cameras match the pallet count to the supplier’s dispatch note, flag crushed cartons and timestamp the GRN.
02
High-bay / rack master
Drones and forklift-mounted cameras find vacant slots, overhanging and double-deep pallets, and map rack capacity.
03
Dimensioning tunnels
A six-sided scan reads barcodes, measures L×W×H and sends each carton to the right sorter lane.
04
Pick & pack table
Top-down check of SKU, count, and inserts before the carton is sealed.
05
Staging / AGV
Cameras track which floor slots are full. Pallets left in staging too long are sent for AGV pickup.
06
Dispatch audit
Dock video and plate read attach to the challan and e-way bill.
How it works
Four moves.One write-back.
- 01
Count at the dock.
Cameras count each roll off the truck and onto the pile against the GRN.
- 02
Read the roll ID.
Damaged labels are cleaned up and read, and can be reprinted nearby.
- 03
Audit the racks.
Indoor drones count high-bay bins at 900+ an hour, after shift or live.
- 04
Prove the dispatch.
Packing-table video attaches to the carton and the dispatch challan.
Overhead tunnel · class + count per carton · write-back to rack master
Rate
Bins per hour, same aisle
Scissor lift
50
Two people. Closed aisle. Fall hazard.
● eManage drone
900+
Drones fly the aisles after the shift. About 15× a scissor lift.
Inside eManage ERP
Godown stock that matches the lot.
Counts write to the same eManage GRN, lot and dispatch records the godown already uses.
- Fabric roll counts posted to the GRN and roll ID
- Rolls back from job-work counted against the GRN
- Packing video attached to the carton and dispatch
Questions plantsactually ask.
Yes. A godown camera counts each roll off the truck and again as it lands on the pile, and the count posts against the GRN.
Partial barcodes and printed text are cleaned up and read, then a reprint can be sent.
A packing table camera counts each garment into the carton, and the video attaches to the dispatch order.
Usually no. We use the IP cameras you already have and add small checking boxes.
What could your plantrun better?
eManage Warehouse Vision AI counts fabric rolls and garment cartons on camera as they move, and posts the counts to the eManage GRN, lot and dispatch so godown stock matches the ERP.
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