The challenge
A production order has details that a generic form does not always capture well: services, references, quantities, sizes and instructions for the team.
CASE STUDY / BUSINESS MANAGEMENT · ORDERS · PRODUCTION
Frappe · TricurvFrappe adapted to Tricurv’s operation, bringing customers, orders and production stages into one working platform.

01 / CONTEXT
Built for our own textile production business.
A production order has details that a generic form does not always capture well: services, references, quantities, sizes and instructions for the team.
We adapted the order form and workflow to the operation. Each item can include a breakdown by size and production notes, keeping the details with the order.
02 / IN PRACTICE
Organise the customer, status, source, services, references and team notes in the order form.
A working structure adapted to textile production.Record quantities for XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL, with the option to add sizes. The total is shown beside the line.
The screenshot shows this component in the actual application.Organise the order’s progress through statuses, from receipt to completion and the relevant production stages in between.
The workflow was adapted to Tricurv’s processes.03 / WHAT WE BUILT
04 / WHAT IT ENABLES
A platform shaped around the way the team receives and tracks work. The screenshot documents the implemented interface; it is not a customer order or a promise of financial results.
Captured during application verification using test data, without saving the order. The interface was not redesigned for this presentation.
Frappe is a third-party platform. This case describes the customisation built for Tricurv and does not imply an official partnership.
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