Dye recipes, batch lots, shrinkage, and shade control, managed inside one NetSuite system.
Textile dyeing and finishing runs on recipes: dyestuffs, auxiliaries, and finishing chemicals scaled to the weight of fabric in the batch, adjusted for substrate and shade, and rarely repeated exactly. Yields move with shrinkage and seconds, fabric is bought and sold by weight and by length, and a customer complaint traces back to a specific dye lot. NetSuite gives textile manufacturers one system for recipes, production, inventory, quality, and financials, and Consule Solutions implements it with the dyehouse’s realities built in from day one.
NetSuite handles work orders, bills of materials, inventory, costing, and financials in one system, which is the foundation a textile plant needs. What dyeing and finishing add is a recipe layer: scaling a dye recipe to the batch weight and liquor ratio, keeping a different version of the same recipe for each substrate or shade, substituting an auxiliary when a supplier changes, recording actual yield after shrinkage and seconds, and pricing fabric by the weight or length that actually shipped. Those are daily events on a dyehouse floor, and they deserve purpose-built tools.
That’s what ProShop adds, natively inside NetSuite: BatchWizard for recipe scaling and substitution at the work-order level, FlexBOM for multiple recipe versions per product, YieldCraft for actual-yield costing with variance by batch and operator, CoYield for seconds and by-product capture with cost allocation, and CatchIQ for anything sold by actual weight. Same NetSuite, same login, no integration to maintain.
Every version of a recipe kept against the substrate and shade it was matched for, ready for the next batch.
Actual output drives unit cost, so seconds and shrinkage show up in margin by batch.
Dye lot to fabric roll to customer, in both directions, when a shade complaint comes in.
Rolls and bales invoiced on actual weight, with margin reported the same way.
Built for Dyeing and Finishing
ProShop was built for textile dyeing and finishing, alongside the chemical, coatings, and personal-care producers it already serves, by a NetSuite Alliance Partner and Spotlight Award winner. See what ProShop adds to NetSuite →
