Weaving ERP for production managers.
The production floor.
On one screen.
Beam planning, machine assignment, shift-wise tracking, doffing entry — MobiOffice puts everything the production manager needs in one place. You stop compiling. You start managing.
What changes for the production manager
Check overnight output and plan the day
You see what each machine produced in the night shift — meters per loom, any downtime logged, where the shift fell short of target. You assign the next beams before the day shift starts.
Assign a machine to a new design without confusion
A customer orders a new design. You create the beam plan — MobiOffice calculates the yarn requirements. You assign it to a specific loom with the right specs. The supervisor sees it on their app.
Compare shifts without chasing numbers
Day shift and night shift output side by side. Which supervisor hit target. Which machines underperformed. You see it in the production dashboard before the shift ends.
Show the owner production vs target by design
A report that used to take two days to compile is ready in seconds. Production by design, by loom, by shift. Wastage by machine. Beam utilisation. All in one place.
Yarn requirements that calculate themselves.
Beam planning done on paper or in spreadsheets means manual calculation, manual errors, and no visibility into whether the yarn is actually there. MobiOffice links the beam plan to stock automatically.
Create a beam plan from a design. MobiOffice calculates exact yarn requirements — warp ends, picks, meter-to-kilogram conversions — from the design specs. Flags when stock is insufficient before the beam starts. Assign the beam to a machine group or specific loom.
- Auto-calculated warp and weft requirements
- Meter-to-kilogram conversion from design
- Yarn availability check before beam loading
- Machine group or loom-specific assignment
- Beam status from plan to completed fabric
What production managers get in MobiOffice
Beam plan creation
Create a beam plan from a design. Yarn requirements auto-calculated. Assign to a machine group or specific loom.
Machine assignment
Assign designs to specific looms or machine groups. See current assignment status across all machines on one screen.
Shift-wise tracking
Output per loom per shift. Target vs actual. Supervisor accountability. No end-of-shift compilation.
Doffing entry from the floor
Supervisors enter doffing on the mobile app at the loom. You see it live in the production manager dashboard.
Design spec management
Store weave pattern, warp and weft yarn specs, GSM, reed space. Every order pulls from these — no re-entering specs.
Wastage by machine
Warp and weft wastage tracked per machine, per design. Variance flags appear before the end of shift.
- How does shift-wise tracking change my morning?
- Instead of compiling production from the night-shift register at 8 AM, you walk in to a dashboard that already shows what happened. Loom-wise, machine-wise, design-wise. The supervisor still hands over, but the data is already in the system. You spend the morning on what to do about the numbers, not on collecting them.
- Can my supervisors enter doffing without sitting at a desktop?
- Yes. Mobile doffing entry runs on any Android phone the supervisor carries. They tap the loom, tap the design, enter meters and any defects, submit. Two minutes per entry. The data lands in inventory, accounts, and the owner's dashboard simultaneously — no walking to the office.
- How does loom and beam assignment work?
- Beam planning generates from the design master and the order quantity. You assign beams to looms in the planner; the system tracks which beam is on which loom, how much is woven, and what is left. Beam-loom history is searchable, so you know which loom ran which design when — useful for variance investigations.
- What changes for production planning?
- Beam yarn requirement is auto-calculated from the design master — no napkin maths. Yarn shortage warnings surface before the shortage hits production. Order status updates as production happens, so commitments to customers stay realistic. The biggest practical change: planning conversations move from "what happened last week" to "what should we run next shift".
Where production managers go next.
Live machine status across the floor, shift-wise.
Read →Auto-calculated yarn requirements from the design master.
Read →Beam planning, doffing, weft auto-consumption, dispatch.
Read →Five steps, the formula, common mistakes — with a worked example.
Read →Real-time floor visibility, automated reports, no register chasing.
Read →Generic ERPs do not know what a beam, taka, or doff is.
Read →Want to see beam planning and production tracking with your unit's data?
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