Loom production tracking software.
Live, loom-wise, shift-wise.
Mobile doffing on the floor. Live loom dashboard for the owner. Shift-wise output tracked, wastage flagged in the same shift, downtime reasons captured. Stop compiling production at month-end.
Real-time visibility. Mobile entry. Shift-aware reporting.
Mobile doffing entry from the floor
Supervisors enter doffing on mobile phones — design auto-fills, meters and observations are captured, the entry takes 90 seconds. The data lands in inventory, accounts, and the owner's dashboard simultaneously.
Live loom dashboard
Every loom's status visible in real time — running, idle, stopped — with the design, current shift output, and last doff timestamp. Drill-down by shift, design, supervisor, or loom type. The owner stops calling supervisors.
Shift-wise tracking and handover
Each shift's output captured separately. Shift handover notes live in the system, not in a register that gets misplaced. The morning conversation moves from "what happened last night?" to "what should we do about it?".
Wastage and downtime in the same view
Production data is captured at every doff alongside wastage observations and downtime reasons. A loom missing its target is diagnosed mid-shift — before the loss compounds.
The full loom production tracking workflow, in one place.
- Loom master with loom type, reed width, max RPM, and condition flags
- Design master with target speed and target wastage
- Mobile doffing entry on any Android phone
- Live dashboard with real-time loom status, drillable by shift / design / loom
- Shift handover notes and per-shift output
- Downtime tracking with reason categories (mechanical / yarn / no-operator / changeover)
- Production reports automatically generated for the owner and the production manager
- How does loom production tracking actually work?
- At each doff, supervisors enter meters produced, design (auto-filled from loom assignment), shift, and any defects on the mobile app — typical entry takes 90 seconds. The data lands in the system immediately, visible to the production manager and the owner.
- How is real-time tracking different from end-of-shift tracking?
- Real-time tracking updates as supervisors enter doffing — typically every taka or every doff. End-of-shift tracking compiles output once per shift, after the fact. The economic gap is large: same-shift detection of underperforming looms or wastage variance lets you intervene; next-day detection lets you record the loss.
- Do supervisors actually adopt mobile doffing entry?
- After a two-week training period, almost always yes. The app takes 90 seconds per entry and replaces a register entry that took longer. Supervisors see their own targets and shift performance, which they generally find motivating. Adoption is rarely a software issue — it's a setup, training, and incentive issue, walked through in the implementation phase.
- What does the production manager see?
- A loom dashboard showing live status for every machine, drill-down into per-shift, per-design, per-supervisor breakdowns, with wastage variance flags surfaced in the same view. The PM stops compiling production from registers and starts acting on the numbers.
- Does it work for any loom type?
- Yes — water-jet, airjet, rapier, jacquard, dobby, shuttle, powerloom — all loom types share the same data model. The screens speak loom, beam, taka, doff vocabulary regardless of which loom you run.
Continue with related pages.
Live machine status across the floor, shift-wise.
Read →Total production, top-performing looms, wastage by SKU.
Read →How loom tracking fits the broader production flow.
Read →What to capture, four operational changes, mechanical setup.
Read →Shift handover, planning workflow, intervention timing.
Read →Why doffing is the natural production-reporting moment.
Read →Want to see loom tracking on a unit like yours?
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