The Platform — LOOM

Your order, live. Every day, every stage.

Every Cotton Rose buyer gets a live portal as standard — orders, WIP, inspections, documents, negotiations. Not a feature. The way we work.

Three promises

See everything. Decide fast. Trust the goods.

See everything

Live size-wise production from the factory floor, milestone bars, TV dashboards. Not a weekly summary — the line itself.

Daily, at PO · style · size · stage grain

Decide fast

RFQ to quotation to counter-offer in one thread, a cost calculator on the same math our merchandisers use, and a copilot for plain-language questions.

Versioned offers, append-only history

Trust the goods

ANSI Z1.4 AQL inspections with photo evidence and computed verdicts, three-party inspection confirmation, a versioned document library, tickets with SLAs.

Verdicts computed, never hand-typed

One system · four apps

Everyone works in their own app. You watch one truth.

The buyer, the merchandiser, the QC inspector and the factory floor each get an app built for how they actually work — and the desk-bound roles get the big workspace too. Four surfaces, one database, zero retyping.

The buyerPhone + workspace

Every order live — milestones, daily production, inspections, documents, the negotiation thread. The phone in the taxi, the workspace at the desk.

The merchandiserPhone + workspace

The day arrives already routed: enquiries, counter-offers, follow-ups, the POs running hot. The workspace carries the pipeline; the phone carries the urgency.

The QC inspectorBuilt for the floor

Sampling plans computed on the line, every defect picked from the taxonomy and photographed, the verdict from the maths — and an override that costs a reason.

The factoryBuilt for the floor

Bangla-first, Bangla numerals, one size at a time. Three taps from the line to the buyer's screen — which is why the data is fresh.

Inside the portal

Six things no brochure can fake.

Live production tracking

A factory manager logs cutting for size M in Bangla — three taps on a phone — and the number is on your screen seconds later. No import step, no retyping, no Friday summary.

~175 POs and 2.2M pieces in the system this season, across 8 producing factories.

CR-1063 · Everyday Boxer Brief · 8,400 pcsLive · demo
Cutting7,840
Sewing6,120
Finishing4,470
Packing3,910

Quotations & counter-offers

Offers are versioned, countered in place, and the whole negotiation stays in one thread. Six months later you can still see exactly how the price became the price.

Append-only history. Nothing edited, nothing lost.

Quality with the math built in

ANSI Z1.4 sampling plans computed live, every defect photographed, measurements checked against tolerance. The verdict comes from the plan — an override needs a reason, and the reason is kept forever.

Photo-evidenced AQL verdicts, computed not typed.

Documents & tickets

The document set assembles itself as milestones complete — the CI drafts from the PO. Questions become tickets with SLA timers and watchers, so nothing dies in an inbox.

PI · CI · PL · B/L · REX — versioned, acceptance-tracked.

The copilot

“Why is my order late?” answered with sources, computed from your permission-checked data. AI that reads your production data, not the internet.

Every answer cites the records it came from.

The Bangla-first factory app

The factory floor is a first-class user: stage pills in Bangla, Bangla digits, tap targets sized for real hands on a real line. That respect is why the data is fresh — and why no competitor can show you this.

Three taps from the line to your screen.

No locked doors

Every competitor demos with a PDF. Drive ours.

Fifteen steps through the portal, screen for screen, on demo data for a fictional buyer — live WIP, an inspection with photos, a counter-offer thread, the copilot. Right here, no signup. 15 steps · ~3 minutes

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Your orders

Every PO you have with us, with live progress. Seeded demo data — click through, nothing to install.

What we won’t show you

Transparency includes the limits.

Why it exists

We were offered off-the-shelf digitalization. We built our own platform instead — because the spreadsheet chaos it replaced was costing our buyers sleep, and buying software wouldn’t have changed how we work. The longer story →

See it with your own orders in mind.