| Save your time |
Enter your measurements for a sofa and two chairs in about 15 minutes.
Get the best estimate of yardage immediately (four different ways tried).
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| Customer changed their fabric? |
Make the changes.
Let your computer quickly figure it out with just two mouse clicks.
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| Experiment 'on paper' |
Try with, and without, railroading
Specify pieces that need extra fabric for alignment.
Adjust seam allowance for loose weave fabric.
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| Log progress of each job |
Date estimate agreed to
Date promised
Date started
Date done
Date delivered
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| Cut COM without scissors |
Did your customer bring enough fabric?
Can you stretch it with less alignment?
Can you stretch it by sewing on pull pieces?
Can you use an alternate fabric on the back or cushion bottoms?
Can they exchange it, if you know it's not enough before you cut it up?
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| Communicate with others |
If a customer calls, can someone else give good answers?
Do co-workers know the current schedule and workload?
Why is a job being held up?
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| Eliminate stoopid misteaks |
Computer does not get tired.
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| Sleep better |
They wanted something that was different - now, what was it?
That's expensive fabric; will I have enough?
That's expensive fabric; will I order too much?
When DID I promise to have it ready?
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| Capable tool - many features |
Railroaded fabric
Allowances for alignment, one or both directions
Adjustable seam allowance
Over-width pieces
Fixed-size material (foam, leather)
Welt fabric or material (cut on bias, across width, along length)
Cutting charts
Many pieces per article
More than one fabric per article
Multiple articles per job
Organize jobs by client
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