The style master page
Product code, season, buyer, factory, delivery date, image, spec sheet and status live together. The Progress formula reads the five production checkpoints.
Change a delivery date once. The related tasks, D-day signals, product history and material context stay connected so the production team can see exactly what changed and why.
Buyer meetings in one notebook, factory calls in a chat app, spec sheets in email. Six months later, nobody can reconstruct what happened.
Dates change, quantities change — but the reasons evaporate. When the buyer asks, you're searching through old messages at midnight.
Spreadsheets, drives, messengers, memory. Every tool holds a fragment. No tool holds the story.
The template is built from the same operating pattern as the 9부 1과 planning and production workspace: open the product, see the work, move the date, check the material, keep the reason.
Every style carries buyer, factory, season, status, spec sheet, product image and delivery date.
Spec, sample, quotation, contract and costing checkpoints turn into an automatic progress bar.
Urgent and important flags calculate priority, while due dates become D-day signals for daily review.
Fabric, trims, labels, supplier, composition, width and weight are linked back to the styles that use them.
This is the hook the system is built around: the calendar changes first, then the product page records the reason and the linked work becomes visible.
Target price agreed. Spec sheet v1 shared with factory.
Fit approved. Collar rib changed 2cm → 2.5cm.
Jul 01 → Jul 15. Reason: fabric arrival delayed two weeks.
Fabric arrival check becomes Priority A. Production checklist stays at 80%.
Product code, season, buyer, factory, delivery date, image, spec sheet and status live together. The Progress formula reads the five production checkpoints.
Tasks link back to products, carry start and due dates, and compute Priority from Urgent + Important. D-day DP makes overdue work obvious.
Promotion, meeting, delivery and sample-due events sit on one calendar, with client and task links attached.
Material type, supplier, composition, width, weight, notes and image connect directly to the products that use them.
We release a small number of licenses each month and keep the system deliberately self-serve — complete documentation, a guided setup, and a template that works the moment you duplicate it.
Every database, view and formula is explained inside the template itself. Most questions are answered before they're asked.
Duplicate, rename three options, delete the demo rows — you're live. No consultant required.
14 days of email support for setup questions. We keep our client list small so every answer is a good one.
The first 10 licenses are $499. When they're gone, the price rises to $699 — permanently. Early teams are rewarded.
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