Garment Manufacturing Software for Indian Apparel Factories
Follow a style order from the size ratio through cutting, stitching, job work, finishing, and GST billing. Factory OS is ₹2,999/month for garment and other manufacturing teams.
Built for Garment Export MSMEs
GST Compliance
Auto-generate GST invoices for domestic sales, export tax handling, and GST returns filing
Size Matrix
Keep colour and size quantities attached to the style order through production
Production Trail
Connect cutting, bundles, operations, finishing and packing to the same order
Data in India
All garment manufacturing data stored securely in Indian data centers (Mumbai, Bangalore)
Software for Garment Export Houses & Manufacturers
A garment order is a style, a colour, and a size ratio, not a single item code. Fabric and trims have to be booked before cutting. Bundles move through sewing, then often leave the building for embroidery, printing, or washing. Finishing, measurement checks, and size-wise packing have to agree with the quantity on the GST invoice.
FactoStack keeps that trail on one manufacturing workflow for apparel units in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Delhi, and elsewhere in India. The same order, stock, production, job-work, quality, and billing records are what other factories use. The labels match garment work.
- Order management with buyer-wise POs, style-wise tracking, and delivery schedules
- Size matrix management for tracking stock across size and color combinations
- Quality control with AQL inspection, measurement records, and defect tracking
- Export documentation with packing lists, shipping bills, and LC management
Accounts can keep Tally. Factory OS, the public plan, is ₹2,999/month.
How a garment order actually moves
These are the steps a cutting room, sewing line, and packing table already run. FactoStack keeps each step on the style order instead of a fresh spreadsheet.
- Style order and size ratio. The buyer order names the style, colour, and how many pieces of each size. That ratio is the record cutting and packing both use.
- Fabric and trims. Fabric is booked by lot. Thread, labels, buttons, and zippers are reserved against the same style so a shortage shows up before the line is loaded.
- Cutting and bundling. The cut quantity is compared with the order ratio. Bundles carry the size and the piece count into sewing.
- Sewing. Collar, sleeve, assembly, and other operations update output and rejection on the bundle, not in a separate production chat.
- Job work. Embroidery, printing, washing, or dyeing leaves with a challan. The expected return and the quantity that comes back stay on the order.
- Finishing and quality. Thread cutting, ironing, measurement checks, and end-line defects are recorded against the style and the stage, so rework is visible before packing.
- Packing and GST billing. Cartons follow the size ratio. The GST invoice uses the packed quantity from that order. Export packing lists use the same size breakup.
Complete Software Suite for Garment Manufacturing & Export
Each module is customized to handle the specific processes of garment export houses and manufacturers. Click any solution to explore detailed features, integrations, and deployment options.
Order Management
Track buyer POs, style-wise orders, fabric allocation, production status, and shipment schedules
Size Matrix Management
Manage size and color combinations for each style with stock tracking across all variations
Quality Control & AQL
Digital AQL inspection forms, measurement records, defect tracking, and buyer audit reports
Production Tracking
Track cutting, stitching, finishing, packing stages with operator-wise efficiency metrics
Fabric & Trims Inventory
Track fabric, buttons, zippers, labels with style-wise consumption and minimum stock alerts
Export Documentation
Auto-generate commercial invoices, packing lists, shipping bills, and certificate of origin
LC Management
Track Letter of Credit from buyers, amendment tracking, and document submission schedules
Costing & Profitability
Calculate garment costing, CM (cutting & making) charges, fabric costs, and order profitability
Vendor Management
Manage fabric suppliers, job work vendors (embroidery, printing) with quality ratings
GST & Tax Compliance
GST invoicing for domestic sales, export tax handling (LUT/Bond), and GSTR filing
Reporting & Analytics
Buyer-wise reports, style-wise profitability, production efficiency, and shipment tracking
Factory OS for garment teams
Factory OS is ₹2,999/month. It covers the style order, stock, production stages, job work, quality checks, and GST billing described above. Factory Go-Live is quoted after a scoping call.
Local GST billing is a different page: billing software in Tiruppur and billing software in Erode. Weaving and dyeing sit on textile manufacturing software. A comparison of ERPNext, Odoo, and Tally is in the garment ERP comparison.
Book a 15-minute callFrequently Asked Questions
What is the best ERP for garment manufacturers in India?
FactoStack covers style and size quantities, fabric lots, BOM consumption, job-work challans, and GST e-invoice on the same manufacturing records other factories use. Factory OS is ₹2,999/month. Factory Go-Live is quoted separately.
Does FactoStack support size matrix for garment inventory?
Finished quantities can be kept by style and size on the same inventory records, instead of a separate item code for every size. That is the view cutting and packing need when one style runs across several sizes.
How does FactoStack handle job work for embroidery and washing vendors?
FactoStack's vendor management module generates GST-compliant job work challans for goods sent to embroidery, washing, and printing vendors. You can track pieces at each vendor, set expected return dates, and get alerts when goods aren't returned on time.
Can FactoStack track fabric wastage per style?
Yes. When you set up a BOM (bill of materials) per style with standard fabric consumption, FactoStack automatically compares actual fabric issued vs. BOM standard when each production batch closes. The variance is your actual wastage — tracked by style and by fabric lot.
Does FactoStack work for garment export houses?
FactoStack supports buyer-wise order tracking, style-wise production planning, size-wise inventory, GST e-invoice for B2B invoices, and the packing and invoice documents an export order needs.
Which garment processes can FactoStack follow on one style order?
A style order can carry the size ratio through fabric and trims, cutting and bundling, sewing, outside job work such as embroidery, printing, or washing, finishing, measurement checks, packing, and the GST invoice.
Can garment quality checks be reported by style?
Inline and end-line checks, measurement failures, and rework can be recorded against the style order and the stage where they happened, so quality is visible with the same order that production and billing use.
Bring one style order and its size matrix
Use the call to map how the order matrix should move through cutting, operations, finishing and packing.
