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Axind for Manufacturers
Software for garment manufacturers, from buyer order to on-time delivery
One live timeline for every order, shared by your merchandisers, production teams and buyers. Quick to implement, configurable to the way your factory works, and easy for every merchandiser to use.
99% on-time delivery
100% of merchandisers
Live status
Five places an order slips in the factory, and what Axind does about each
Most factory owners, heads of merchandising and production managers already know where an order goes wrong. These are the usual places, and what Axind does about each.
AI-Order-Importer
Every buyer sends their order in a different format
One buyer sends a 40-page PDF, another a multi-tab Excel file. Each one is retyped by hand, and a wrong size or a missed delivery date has a direct path to the cutting table.
AI-Order-Importer reads the buyer’s document, shows you what it extracted, and creates the order once you confirm. The same three steps work for every buyer. When a buyer revises a PO, every change is detected and held for your review before anything is updated.
Inside WebTnA, an imported order starts its production timeline automatically, with milestones assigned to the right teams.
No separate licence or login.
AI-Order-Importer
Extract, confirm, import. Reads PDF, Excel and more, detects revisions, and starts the order’s timeline automatically.
WebTnA
Buyers and agents keep asking for status, and your team keeps chasing
Excel TnA calendars cannot keep pace once hundreds of orders run at once. Managers ask for updates, and delays only become visible after they have happened.
WebTnA gives every order one live timeline and a traffic-light status across all styles. Managers see where every order stands from a dashboard and can drill down from the overview to the detail of each individual TnA. Automatic reminders go out before a deadline is missed, and ownership of every activity is explicit.
Related reading: Why spreadsheets are the wrong tool for production timelines
The system is designed to streamline and automate merchandising activities to achieve a high level of efficiency. For us, there has been a significant change of performance inside the team while closing activities in time with accuracy. We have been able to achieve an on-time delivery of 99%. The beauty of this software is its simplicity and easy handling from TnA creation to final closure.
WebTnA
Approvals, inspections and compliance paperwork hold up production
Lab dips, sample approvals, QC sign-offs and audit documents sit in email threads and shared folders. Production waits on an answer nobody knew was outstanding.
In WebTnA, inspections, approvals and sign-offs are activities in the timeline, with comments, updates and approvals inside the activity. Specs, images and documents are attached directly to the task they belong to, so the record of what was approved stays with the order.
Compliance is built into the timeline, not bolted on. Structured activities cover QC checks, sign-offs and critical checkpoints.
WebTnA
You can't see what is holding up the line until it has already slipped
When one activity runs late, it is hard to tell which other orders it will pull with it, and where the real bottleneck is.
WebTnA maps dependencies and shows the critical path, so you know which delays will cascade and which activities have room to slip. Before you change a date, the what-if view shows the knock-on effect across the timeline. Bottleneck analysis and pivoted views show where each style stands in the process, or which step is holding styles up, across your whole order book.
An overview dashboard shows every active style, with its status, milestones, risk flags and responsible team, on a single screen.
WebTnA
Reporting to every buyer in a different format eats the week
Management reports are collated by hand from several files, and no one has an honest picture of how the team is performing.
WebTnA tracks actual against planned delivery across every style and season, and reports on-time rates, delay patterns and activity completion. Scorecards show performance by user, team and business unit, so you know where delays start and where the team is strong.
Every merchandiser can update activities and check status from the factory floor on the WebTnA mobile app, and changes sync to the shared timeline instantly.
Built to go live fast and to fit how your factory already works
Live in weeks instead of months
Configured around your process
Easy for every merchandiser
With Axind WebTnA we have significantly improved how our merchandising team manages timelines and closes activities on time. We are now achieving 99% on-time delivery, and the system is simple to use from TnA creation through to final closure.
Division Head of Merchandising — Experience Group, Bangladesh
Use WebTnA on its own, or as the timeline layer of a connected platform. If your buyers or agents run Axind, purchase orders and milestones can flow straight into your timelines.
Common questions
TnA (time and action) software turns the plan for each order into a live timeline: every milestone, owner and deadline from order confirmation to shipment. WebTnA shares that timeline across merchandising, production and buyers and flags delays as they develop.
With WebTnA, managers see every order’s status on a live dashboard and can drill down to the detail of each activity. Reminders go out before deadlines are missed, so status does not depend on asking someone.
Yes. AI-Order-Importer reads buyer orders in PDF, Excel and other formats. You review the extracted data and confirm before the order is created, and in WebTnA the order starts its timeline automatically. Revised POs are detected and held for review.
Inspections, approvals and sign-offs are activities in the timeline. Comments, documents and approvals live inside the activity, so the record stays with the order.
Yes. WebTnA tracks actual against planned delivery for every style and season, with analytics on delay patterns and scorecards by user, team and business unit.
Typically in weeks instead of months. The exact timeline depends on how much data you bring across and how you want the system configured.