Alterations, fittings and custom orders — measured and tracked end to end.
Run the front-of-shop and the workroom on one platform. Record measurements on the ticket, photograph the garment, track rush jobs and invoice — all without the paper-ticket clutter.
Running a tailor shop shop shouldn't feel this hard
Most shops still run on paper tickets and spreadsheets. It's messy, slow, and quietly costs you money every day.
Customer's measurements scribbled on receipts
Measurements on the ticket, kept in the customer's history
Customer not told the garment is ready
Automatic text and email the moment the status changes
Rush job buried under regular work
Priority flag on the workroom queue
Wedding party of 8 splitting into separate tickets
Group order — 8 garments, one customer, one invoice
Fabric supplied by customer mixed with shop stock
Customer-supplied flag on every garment
No record of last alteration done a year ago
Customer profile shows full alteration history
What we cover
Every tailor shop job, on one workflow
From quick services to multi-week jobs — every repair type tracked on one enforced status workflow, with technician assignment and automatic customer notifications.
📏Hemming
🪡Take In / Let Out
🤵Suit Alterations
👗Dress Alterations
👰Wedding Dress
🤐Zipper Repair
✂️Custom Orders
🧥Leather Alterations
💍Bridal Party Group
👔Garment Restoration
Features
Built for tailor shop shops, not adapted from generic POS
Every feature is shaped by how tailor shop businesses actually work — not retrofitted from a generic retail platform.
Measurements on the ticket
Record chest, sleeve, inseam and hip in the ticket brief and photograph the garment beside it. Every ticket stays on the customer's profile, so last year's numbers are one click away.
Intake checks you define
Set your own intake checklist in settings — the condition checks your workroom actually does — and they appear on every ticket, with a second checklist to tick off before the garment goes back.
Group orders
Wedding party of 8 garments? One customer, eight items, one tidy invoice. Each garment tracks its own fitting and finish status.
Rush job priority
Rush jobs flag on the workroom queue and bump priority. Staff see what's urgent at a glance — no important garment lost in the rack.
Integrated POS
One terminal for repair payments, retail walk-in sales and accessory upsells. Split payments, EFTPOS, gift cards and email receipts — no separate till app.
Invoicing & receipts
Generate professional GST/tax-compliant invoices in one click. Email them instantly, track payment status, and chase unpaid balances automatically.
How it works
From drop-off to pickup, in 4 steps
01
Customer brings in the garment
Photograph the garment, capture the alteration brief and the measurements, and pin if needed.
02
Price it and agree
Price each alteration on the ticket and agree it at the counter. The status change texts the customer before any cutting begins.
03
Workroom alteration
Tailor works through the queue. Rush jobs flagged. Status updates fire SMS to the customer.
04
Final fitting and pickup
Customer collects or comes back for a final fit. Invoice and pickup — done.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I store customer measurements?
Yes — recorded in the ticket brief alongside intake photos, and every ticket stays attached to the customer, so a regular's last set of numbers is one click away. They are free-text notes rather than a fixed measurement form.
Does it handle fitting appointments?
Yes — customers book through your public booking page, capacity caps included, and each booking converts to a ticket. The platform then carries the fitting as a job, texts and emails the customer on the status changes you've nominated, and keeps the outcome in their history.
Can I group multiple garments under one order?
Yes. A wedding party with 8 garments lives under one customer, one ticket and one invoice. Each garment has its own status and fitting record.
How are rush jobs prioritised?
Mark a ticket as rush and it bumps to the top of the workroom queue. Staff see urgency at a glance, and the customer sees a confirmed priority on their receipt.
Does it track customer-supplied fabric?
Yes. Flag any garment with customer-supplied fabric — it stays separate from shop stock and is noted on the workroom ticket.
Can I see a customer's full alteration history?
Yes. Every ticket attaches to the customer profile permanently. Walk-ins from a year ago show their full history in one click.
From the blog
Latest guides
Practical write-ups for repair shops — pricing, workflow, parts and the counter.