ISIC 15

Leather and footwear

Every other material in this ERP is a rectangle; a hide is the shape of the animal, is not uniform across itself, and has its faults in particular places. So a pattern is nested on the real outline with the neck and shanks pre-filled as waste, a vamp is refused the belly however well it would fit there, and a scar is priced by cutting the hide twice — with it and without. What comes back is that a fault has no cost in the abstract at all: the same scar on the same skin is worth nothing against one order and three times its own area against another, which is the one thing a letter grade can never tell you.

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Every screen in this module, and what is on it

Read off the running application — the panels, the columns, the figures and the buttons that are actually there. Nothing on this page was written for a brochure.

4screens
58functions on them
20core modules underneath
01Works
Worth knowingA hide, drawn — AD-0001 laid up with OX-01Square feet a pair, against the costingWhat the faults are costingSkins in stockBoughtClear of faultsAn upper may be cut fromYield on hides cutLeather a pairLays with zones offOrderStylePairsCosted atReally used
02Skins
SkinsReceive a skinMarkLeatherGradeMeasuredDrawnDifferenceClear of faultsFaultsCostPer clear ftStateReceive
03Faults
What a fault costs is not how big it isEvery marked skin, priced against OX-01By the grade the tannery gave itPrice against a different patternSkinGradeFault areaLeather lostMultiplePieces lostWhichValueSkinsLostLaysBought
04Patterns
PatternsNew patternCodeNameKindPiecesPer pairNet areaBase sizeGradesZones it needsCreate

What it works out

Computed by the software, checked against the running system.

What a fault costs is not its sizeOnly 72.1% of a hide may legally be cut into a shoe upper — the rest is neck and shank, bought and unusable. And the same scar costs nothing against one order and up to 3.22× its own area against another, because what it costs is whatever it displaces.
BROCHURE

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Seven pages: what the module does, the figures it works out, every screen in it, the complete system underneath, and how to book a demo — in English and in Arabic.

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Brochure cover

On screen

/erp/leather/
Click to zoomLeather and footwear
A hide drawn to its real outline, with 76 pattern pieces nested on it.

And everything a factory needs anyway

The trade module is the part nobody else builds. It sits on top of a complete business system, so there is no second package to buy for the accounts, the stores, the plant or the audit.

AccountingGL, chart of accounts, AR/AP ageing, VAT, cash flow
Cost controlorder costs, overhead rates, cost centres, month-end close
PurchasingRFQ, purchase orders, vendor bills, goods receipts
Inventorywarehouse, stock valuation, item charges, units of measure
Salesquotations, orders, returns, customers, invoices
Manufacturingbills of materials, work centres, production orders
MaintenancePM due board, work orders, meters, reliability, spares
Assetsregister, depreciation, net book value, cost centre
ConformityISO clauses, audits, NCRs, calibration, competence
Risk Managementregister, HIRA, heat map, expected exposure
Approvalsmaker-checker workflow across every module
Reportsfinancial statements, receivables, VAT, project packs

On the same ledger as everything else

This module is licensed on its own and starts with a seven-day trial, but it is not a separate system: material, cost and billing land in the same accounts as the rest of the business.

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