ERP and MRP II provides individual plans for spinning, warping, weaving, knitting, dyeing, finishing and printing integrated with Master Production Schedule (MPS), Material Requirements Planning (MRP), Rough-Cut Capacity Planning and the Visual Schedule Board as part of enterprise planning and scheduling.  Advanced Planning and Scheduling – APS is also available with ‘global’ MPS and MRP runs across vertically integrated plants in a business unit.

Automotive Release Processing is fully integrated with EDI to track all inbound and outbound movements.  Cumulative ordered, shipped and received quantities are tracked along with raw material and fabrication authorizations.  Fabrication and material authorization levels are part of the planning  process supporting extended planning throughout the supply chain.  Shipping schedules for Just-In-Time receipts are generated for vendors utilizing workflow and event-driven e-mail action messaging.

Customer Order Management includes Bill and Hold functions, on-line matrix order entry for customer order processing by store, shipping, billing and invoicing.

Purchasing Management integrates requisition processing and receiving as part of outsourcing and Supply Chain Management.

Inventory Control provides the on-line 'Availability Check' by quality, style/item, lot, fabric roll, case of yarn and serial number for warping unit.  Backflushing of chemicals and dyestuffs, at the desired manufacturing processes, will improve inventory integrity.  Multiple units of measure are also available.

Warehouse Management integrates the Bin Locator with Inventory Control, the Distribution Release and special packaging logic for processing of large volume order and shipping transactions to customers, chain stores and their distribution centers.  The Distribution Release allows for dividing a single sales order line item between a number of truck loads or different shipping destinations.  Combining picking, packing and staging of goods for multiple sales orders shipped to a single destination can also be achieved with the Distribution Release.

Manufacturing Execution (MES) provides for yield analysis by major processes, shop floor tracking with barcoded work orders and  production control integrated with Workflow Management and e-mail notification.

EDI interfaces are installed with the most commonly used EDI order and shipping formats required by U.S. chain stores for processing customer orders, purchase orders and advanced shipping notices.