Write up every alteration ticket with the customer's measurements and pickup date, take a deposit, and know what is ready, what is late and who still owes you. Sell fabric by the yard and clothing by barcode from the same app, on a phone, an iPad or a computer.
Free plan, no card needed. Works on phone, iPad and computer.
Hems, waists, sleeves and custom suits, all on tickets you can find in seconds.
Every bolt on the shelf, counted by the yard.
Sizes, colors and barcodes, without a big point-of-sale system.
Voice measurements · beta
Measure the customer and say the numbers out loud, in English, Hindi, Gujarati or Spanish. Fractions like a half and a quarter work too.
Voice is in beta and still being tested. It will mishear words for now, so it will not work as well as it should yet. Everyone can still try it, here and in the app.
Say for example: “chest 40, waist 36 and a half, sleeve 24 and a quarter”
Nothing you say is saved. How voice handles your audio is explained in our privacy policy.
Length
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Chest
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Waist
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Shoulder
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Sleeve
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Collar
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Choose the United States in Settings and every price, receipt and report shows in $. Receipts print on a regular printer or an 80 mm receipt printer.
Say "inseam thirty-two and a half" and it fills in. Voice works in English and Spanish (and Hindi and Gujarati). It is still in beta, so check each number.
This week's pickups and anything overdue are on the first screen, so a customer never comes in to find their pants not ready.
Export customers, tickets, sales and payments to a spreadsheet for your bookkeeper at any time.
How US alterations shops can set up a clear price list for hems, waists and sleeves, quote consistently, and stop undercharging for the hard jobs.
A simple ticket system for alterations shops in the US: what to write at drop-off, how to tag garments, and how to make sure nothing is late or lost.
How US fabric and quilting stores can count bolts by the yard, record every cut, reorder popular prints in time and find what is actually selling.
It covers what an alterations shop needs from one: tickets, deposits, pickup dates, payments and receipts. It does not take card payments itself; you use your own card reader and record the payment in Loomton.
Yes. Enter the deposit when you write the ticket. At pickup, the ticket shows the balance due, and paying it marks the ticket as paid.
Yes. Measurements are the numbers you type, so inches work as they are, with halves and quarters. Fabric can be counted by the yard, the meter, the piece or the bolt.
Voice measurements understand Spanish as well as English, and the two can be mixed. The screens themselves are in English for now.
You can add one tax rate, included in your prices or added on top. The bill labels it "VAT" today; a "Sales tax" label is planned. It does not file returns or work out rates by state.
No. Open the website on a phone, iPad or computer, sign up, and start. There is nothing to download.
Start on the free plan. No card, nothing to install. Open it and add your first customer.
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