SeamStream builds both. From material ordering through intake, production and shipment, the data gathers into one flow — and the cost per style and the factory break-even come out of it.
Whichever you buy, the middle stays empty — and a person ends up filling it in.
The dashboards are excellent. But what fills them is human hands — someone still copies the floor's numbers off a paper slip.
The hardware exists. But it is tied to a particular sewing machine, or the install is a construction job — and the software that manages the data it collects falls short.
Our own terminals — not tied to any sewing machine — send the floor's data up on their own, and that same flow runs all the way through to cost and factory break-even.
Four stages, one continuous picture. Follow a single order from the dock to the container — measured at every step, live.
Every fabric shipment is matched against the forwarder's original manifest, then reconciled with bonded customs inventory. You see what's arriving, what's late, and what's cleared — before it ever reaches the cutting floor.
Cut requests, fabric in, cut order and actual cut — side by side, per style. The moment cutting falls behind the plan, the gap is visible, not discovered three days later at the line.
This is where the product earns its name. Output, defects and pace for every sewing line, updated continuously — straight from the floor.
Purchase orders arrive by API and are parsed automatically. Stock is reconciled, garment shipments are tracked, and the paperwork closes itself out — so the order that started at the dock finishes in the container, fully accounted for.
Operators scan or tap at each step — QR or RFID — and three small devices capture it and send it straight to the cloud. No on-site servers, no wiring crews, no relay racks: they connect over Wi-Fi.
The unit at the workstation. Operators scan a QR code or tap an RFID card to log each operation and piece count the moment it happens — at the source, not re-keyed later.
A collection unit placed on the floor. It gathers what the TAPs on a line record and sends it up to the server.
The docking station. Pairs with a TAP and sends straight to the server over Wi-Fi.
The numbers that come up from the floor become the cost, and the cost becomes the next purchase order.
See how far past break-even each line and each building is. Achievement against target shows as a traffic light. Not a feeling — a number.
Match what you quoted against what you actually spent, style by style. Split into fabric, trim, direct and indirect — so you can see where the gap opened.
Once a style is confirmed the requirement is calculated, and the purchase order goes out from it. When that material arrives, it becomes step one all over again.
They are not sold separately. Docs, Customs and Radar extend the platform to documents, customs and shipping — same brand, same data. Currently in beta.
PO inbox, fabric & garment shipments, packing lists — parsed and tracked.
Bonded inventory and customs declarations, reconciled with what's on the floor.
Forwarder feeds matched to your system so late material surfaces early.
No integration project, no server room. Three steps from box to live floor.
Book a live demo. We'll set it up on a real line — no on-site install.