TexWeave: Textile Weaving & Knitting Industry Solution Powered by ERPNext
TexWeave is an Integrated Module on ERPNext, Designed specifically for the Textile Weaving & Knitting units .This module covers all the business processes required to run a Textile Weaving and Knitting Unit. The focus of the module is not only to cover the procedural aspects but also to extensively make available the analytical information for effective Utilization of the data.
The first step in weaving is to stretch the warp, or longitudinal, yarns, which must be very strong. The weft, woof, or filling crosses the warp, binding the warp threads at either side to form the selvage. The three essential steps after the warp is stretched are: shedding, or raising every alternate warp yarn or set of yarns to receive the weft; picking, or inserting the weft; and battening, or pressing home the weft to make the fabric compact. In most primitive weaving these operations were performed by the hands alone, as in making rush mats and baskets. Gradually frames for holding the warp evenly stretched and devices for throwing the weft came into use.
Based on our 35+ years of experience with the weaving units of Surat, which is known as the Textile City of India, we have developed a complete solution catering to all aspects of the Weaving Units. Our solution is developed as an addon in SAP Business One (SAP B1), which is considered as the best & most robust ERP for the Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) segment.
ERPNext is not only user-friendly but also is very powerful and flexible enough for it to adapt to the dynamic needs of the SMEs.
ERPNext is the worlds only ERP solutions with is 100% Open Source which means that the Client doesn't have to pay for any User Licences
It allows you to introduce the discipline by gradually increasing the controls in all the modules from basic to advanced levels.
The first step in weaving is to stretch the warp, or longitudinal, yarns, which must be very strong. The weft, woof, or filling crosses the warp, binding the warp threads at either side to form the selvage. The three essential steps after the warp is stretched are: shedding, or raising every alternate warp yarn or set of yarns to receive the weft; picking, or inserting the weft; and battening, or pressing home the weft to make the fabric compact. In most primitive weaving these operations were performed by the hands alone, as in making rush mats and baskets. Gradually frames for holding the warp evenly stretched and devices for throwing the weft came into use.
Based on our 35+ years of experience with the weaving units of Surat, which is known as the Textile City of India, we have developed a complete solution catering to all aspects of the Weaving Units. Our solution is developed as an addon in SAP Business One (SAP B1), which is considered as the best & most robust ERP for the Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) segment.
ERPNext is not only user-friendly but also is very powerful and flexible enough for it to adapt to the dynamic needs of the SMEs.
ERPNext is the worlds only ERP solutions with is 100% Open Source which means that the Client doesn't have to pay for any User Licences
It allows you to introduce the discipline by gradually increasing the controls in all the modules from basic to advanced levels.
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