The Production Workspace

If you run the factory floor, this is your home. Open Desk → GarmentFlow → Production and the entire pipeline from a released order to a finished carton is one click away.

The Production workspace is organized around five cards, in roughly the order work flows through the factory:

1. Orders — Production Orders, which take a Production Ready Tech Pack and a quantity and turn them into a plan.
2. Cutting & Marker — Marker Orders and Cutting Orders, the bridge between the order and the bundles that hit the line.
3. Batches & Execution — Production Batches, Batch Cards, and the Operation Ledger Entries that track every movement.
4. Reports — the eight tabular reports for status, capacity, materials, and labor.
5. Setup — the masters and settings that need to be right before the floor starts running.

Above those, the workspace surfaces four KPIs you'll glance at every morning: Planned Qty, Orders In Progress, Overdue Orders, Overdue Batches. Below them sit four quick lists: Overdue Production Orders, Overdue Batches, In-Progress Orders, and Planned & Released Orders. Most production managers spend more time in those lists than in the full Production Order list.

The mental model

Three sentences that tie everything together:

A Production Order says what you're making and how much. A Production Batch is a slice of that order that travels together through the floor — same cut, same line, same path. The Operation Ledger records every time stock or work changes hands.

Every page in this section is a stop somewhere on that path.

Where to start

If you're new to this workspace, read in this order:

1. Production Order — what gets created when an order is released.
2. Cutting and marker — how an order becomes cut bundles.
3. Production Batch — how those bundles flow through operations to finished goods.
4. Daily execution — what your supervisors fill in every shift.

When you're ready to see the floor at a glance, jump to Dashboards. When you need a tabular answer, Reports.

The App

There's also a touch-friendly Production App at /garmentflow/production — built for line supervisors with a tablet, not a desk. We cover it on its own page.