Who is dailycrm built for?

Readymade garment manufacturers, garment traders, wholesalers, apparel distributors, uniform manufacturers and clothing brands.

Is dailycrm an ERP or a CRM?

It covers both sides of the commercial workflow. Inventory, purchasing and fulfilment behave like operational software, while customers and leads behave like a CRM - in one connected system.

Does it handle size and colour variants?

Yes. Products carry SKU, size and colour, and inventory is tracked at variant level rather than only at product level.

Can I create product catalogues from my existing data?

Yes. Catalogues are generated from products already in dailycrm, so pricing and specification stay consistent with your records.

PLATFORM

Garment management software built around how garment businesses work

One connected platform for products, materials, suppliers, purchasing, inventory, orders, fulfilment, customers and leads - designed for readymade garment manufacturers, traders and wholesalers.

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Overview · Today

DAILYCRM

Sales today

₹0

Open orders

Low stock

SKUs below reorder level

Pending POs

Outstanding

₹12.4L

Active leads

Sales trend

Last 12 weeks

W1W6W12

Orders by status

New12
Confirmed28
Processing19
Packed9
Dispatched14

Supplier performance

ABC Textiles92%
Shree Trims86%
Nova Packaging78%

Inventory movement this week: +18,400 in / 14,260 out

₹28,46,000 purchase value

Product	SKU	Pcs sold
Classic Polo	TS-BLK-001	4,820
Oxford Shirt	SH-OXF-014	3,140
Cotton Jogger	BT-JOG-007	2,260
Basic Crew Neck	TS-WHT-002	1,980

What garment management software should do

A garment business does not run in isolated modules. An order changes available stock, stock changes purchasing requirements, purchasing changes supplier follow-ups, and every one of those changes affects what you can promise a customer. dailycrm keeps those relationships in one system so information does not have to be reconciled by hand.

Products and SKUs with size and colour variants
Materials such as fabric, trims, buttons, labels and packaging
Purchase orders, goods received notes and supplier records
Inventory with available, reserved and incoming quantities
Orders through confirmation, packing and dispatch
Customers, outstanding balances and leads

Where module-based tools break down

Spreadsheets and disconnected tools are usually accurate on the day they are updated. The cost appears later: a size-colour combination is oversold, a fabric shortage surfaces after an order is confirmed, or a purchase order is raised for material that already arrived. Connected records remove the reconciliation step.

How dailycrm fits a garment workflow

Products are defined once with their size and colour variants. Materials are linked to what production needs. Purchase orders flow to suppliers and close out through GRN, which updates inventory. Orders draw on the same inventory, move through fulfilment, and stay attached to the customer record and their outstanding balance.

Frequently asked questions

Who is dailycrm built for?: Readymade garment manufacturers, garment traders, wholesalers, apparel distributors, uniform manufacturers and clothing brands.
Is dailycrm an ERP or a CRM?: It covers both sides of the commercial workflow. Inventory, purchasing and fulfilment behave like operational software, while customers and leads behave like a CRM - in one connected system.
Does it handle size and colour variants?: Yes. Products carry SKU, size and colour, and inventory is tracked at variant level rather than only at product level.
Can I create product catalogues from my existing data?: Yes. Catalogues are generated from products already in dailycrm, so pricing and specification stay consistent with your records.