Modules are the building blocks of Tracker - each one designed to serve a specific function in your business.
In most decoration businesses the production plan lives on a whiteboard, a spreadsheet or in the head of one supervisor. It's out of date by mid-morning. Rush orders jump the queue by whoever shouts loudest, machines sit idle while the next job is found, and nobody knows whether Friday's deliveries will make it until Friday.
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A general-purpose ERP schedules work orders against a calendar. Tracker schedules decoration jobs against real machines: head counts, hoop sizes, thread palettes, screens and platens.
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A vendor-tied scheduler plans around that vendor's machines. Tracker is hardware-agnostic, scheduling embroidery, DTG, DTF, screen and heat press side by side, whoever built the machine.
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A homegrown schedule is a spreadsheet someone has to keep updating. Tracker's schedule updates itself from the scans happening on the floor.