03 · Production & Quality

See what is happening on the factory floor while there is still time to act

Production and quality belong together because both describe what happens on the floor. TDS connects planning, live output, engineering and inspection, so problems show up during the shift, not at the end of the day.

Production

01

Production planning

Plan capacity and load lines on a dynamic planning board. Resources go where the orders need them.

  • Capacity planning
  • Dynamic planning board
  • Line loading
  • Resource allocation
Capacity Optimization
02

Live production tracking

See hourly output against target for every line and section, down to individual employees.

  • Hourly production
  • Line performance
  • Section performance
  • Target vs actual
  • Individual employee output
Real-Time Factory Intelligence
03

Work-in-progress tracking

Track garments as they move through production instead of waiting for end-of-day reports. Work-in-progress (WIP) is visible at each relevant stage.

Knitting→Dyeing→Cutting→Sewing→Washing→Finishing→Packing
Real-Time WIPSmart Manufacturing
04

Industrial engineering

Standard minute values, operation bulletins and line balancing in the same system that tracks output, so efficiency reports use real data.

  • SMV (standard minute value)
  • Line balancing
  • Efficiency reporting
  • Operation Bulletin
  • Manpower allocation
Lean Production
05

Bundle & piece traceability

Each bundle gets a barcode and is scanned through cutting, inspection, rework and production. This makes work accountable and traceable on the factory floor.

  • Barcode-generated bundles
  • Cutting
  • Inspection
  • Rework
  • Production process scanning
  • Operator / process identification

Quality

06

Fabric quality

Inspect fabric roll by roll before it reaches the cutting table. Where configured, failed material is blocked from moving forward.

  • 4-point fabric inspection
  • Roll inspection
  • Inspection status
  • Blocking failed material from progressing where configured
07

Production quality

Record quality checks inline, at end of line and at final inspection. Final inspection follows AQL (Acceptable Quality Limit), the sampling-based quality inspection standard buyers use before shipment.

  • Inline quality
  • End-line inspection
  • Final inspection
  • AQL inspection
08

Defect analysis

See where defects come from: by line, operator, operation and defect type, along with alterations and rejections.

  • Line
  • Operator
  • Operation
  • Defect type
  • Alterations
  • Rejections
09

Quality intelligence

Turn inspection data into improvement. Defects per Hundred Units (DHU), root causes and corrective actions are tracked in one place, and audit-ready reports are available whenever a buyer asks. The aim is a zero-defect culture: an objective the whole floor works towards, backed by data.

  • Defects per Hundred Units (DHU)
  • Root-cause analysis
  • Corrective action
  • Audit-ready reporting
Zero-Defect CultureDigital InspectionQuality Analytics

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