ERP for Textile Industry
Comprehensive ERP for textile manufacturers — from yarn and fabric production to finished goods, export documentation, and compliance.
What ERP does T & H Software offer for the textile industry?
T & H Software delivers textile-specific ERP covering yarn and fabric inventory in multiple units, production process management across weaving and dyeing stages, job work management, export documentation, and GST compliance. The company has deep experience in the Kanpur textile sector specifically.
Kanpur and its surrounding region is one of India's most significant textile and garment manufacturing hubs. T & H Software has deep roots in the textile sector, having implemented ERP systems for weavers, fabric processors, dyeing and printing units, garment manufacturers, and export houses across the region.
Textile ERP Capabilities
- Yarn and fabric inventory: Manage multi-UOM inventory (metres, kilograms, rolls, pieces), with automatic conversion and costing across units.
- Production process management: Track production through weaving, dyeing, finishing, and cutting stages with work-in-progress visibility at each stage.
- Job work management: Manage raw material issues to job workers, track conversion and return, and reconcile wastage and shortages.
- Export documentation: Generate shipping bills, packing lists, and certificates of origin for export-oriented units, with integration to DGFT processes.
- GST compliance: Handle the textile sector's complex GST rate structure, including RCM on job work transactions.
- Costing: Accurate cost tracking per style, per order, and per metre — essential for competitive pricing in a margin-sensitive sector.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. T & H Software's textile ERP includes a complete job work module for issuing raw material to processors, tracking conversion, receiving finished goods, reconciling wastage, and handling the GST implications of job work transactions.
Yes. Our textile ERP manages inventory in multiple units simultaneously — metres, kilograms, rolls, and pieces — with automatic conversion and costing, preventing the reconciliation problems that arise when UOM handling is inconsistent.