Every order,measured.
One ticket from consult to collected. It always knows what it’s waiting on.
An example order moving from consult to collected: measurements, deposit, ordering, an overdue outside tailor, a try-on, ready with a pickup text, then paid and collected.
One order, start to finish.
Consult
The suit from your catalog, alterations included. Measurements per piece, left and right.
Ordered
Not on the shelf? It joins one to-order list, grouped by vendor.
At tailor
Out with a due-back date. Flagged the morning it’s late.
Try-on
Numbered fittings, the last one marked final. Everything saved to the client’s fit profile.
Ready
The customer gets a text to book pickup. Ready never means paid.
Everything a POS forgets.
Waiting on, in plain English
Every open order, sorted by what it’s stuck on, with the one action that moves it.
Receivables that don’t hide
A finished garment with money owed stays on the list until it’s paid.
Outside tailors
Out with a due-back date, in with a tap.
One list to order
Across every open order, grouped by vendor.
Measurements per piece, left and right
Saved to the client, so the second suit starts from the first.
Your customers see the same order.
Where the suit is, when the try-on is, what’s still owed. Wedding parties get one link.
The customer portal on a phone: the same progress bar, a try-on booking, and the balance.