PLANNING

Engineering for Management and PM.

See the full plan. Deliver on time.

Know when each garment will be technically ready.

Real workload

A live forecast, not a guess.

Every task, dependency, fitting and approval feeds the completion forecast. FTT recalculates the real engineering progress of every garment — continuously.

  • Six sources Patterns, measurements, BOM, tasks, dependencies, watchpoints.
  • One date Predicted technical completion, with its confidence.
Workload diagram: six data sources — patterns, measurements, BOM, tasks, dependencies and watchpoints — feeding a garment sketch, with three technicians' progress bars and a completion ring predicting on-schedule delivery with high confidence.

Real-time planning

One plan. Every dependency.

One plan connects every garment, task and dependency. Change anything and see the impact across the collection, instantly.

  • Clear timeline From design to production, all phases in one view.
  • Instant replanning Change dates or priorities; the plan follows.
  • Delivery confidence Know today if the collection will be ready on time.
Gantt timeline of a collection grouped by outerwear, shirts and pants: each garment's phases from design to production, dependency arrows linking rows, and a vertical line marking today against the schedule.

Focused execution

Your work. Your focus.

Every task has a priority, an owner and a status. The PM sets the queue; the technician works on one thing at a time while the collection keeps moving.

  • One task in focus Only one task in Open. Full attention.
  • Drag to reorder Move tasks within Pending to change the queue.
  • Clear progress Pending, open, paused, done — at a glance.
Kanban board with four columns — Pending, Open, Paused and Done — and a garment card being dragged into Open, which holds only one task at a time.

One plan. Every garment on time.

For management & PM

See the forecast on one of your own collections.

Book a demo and we’ll model a garment of yours end to end — with your tasks and your dependencies, not dummy data.

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