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Textile Management System
From identification to a traceable operational workflow.
An approach to identifying textile products during receiving, sorting, inventory and shipping workflows.
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How does the workflow operate?
Identification, movement and system data are connected around the actual operational workflow.
- IdentifyProducts, loads or people receive a suitable identity.
- Capture movementMovements are captured at relevant points with the appropriate infrastructure.
- Validate the eventData is checked against operational rules and evaluated as an event.
- Integrate the systemVerified information is transferred to the relevant operational or business systems.
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Core operational areas
- Product and asset identification
- Capture of defined field movements
- Inventory, status and traceability
- Mobile or fixed workstations
- Connection to existing systems
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From identity to operational event
Identifying textile flows
A Textile Management System brings RFID, barcode and labelling technologies together to identify products across operational stages and keep movement information traceable.
Application areas
The identification structure for receiving, sorting, inventory, shipping and, where relevant, washing cycles is designed around the operation.
- Product and package receiving
- Inventory and stock control
- Shipment and delivery verification
- Recording textile movements
Implementation approach
Tags, reading points, mobile devices and software connections are selected after reviewing the product flow and field conditions.
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Where is it used?
- Receiving and handover
- Production and internal movement
- Warehouse, inventory and counting
- Shipping, store or destination point
- Exceptions, returns and follow-up
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Frequently asked questions about Textile Management System
Which identification technologies can be used?
The choice depends on the product, process, environment and required level of visibility.
Can the workflow be adapted to existing processes?
Yes. The workflow is defined around the existing operating model and project requirements.
Can it integrate with ERP, WMS or other systems?
The appropriate interface is defined after reviewing the data structure and process scope.
How is suitability verified during a project?
Through a controlled assessment, suitable hardware and a pilot with real operating conditions.
Can the solution be introduced in stages?
Yes. Scope and priorities can be staged according to process risk and integration needs.
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