One platform for your entire vertical operation.
Spinning, knitting, dyeing, finishing, and garments under one roof, and now under one system, fully traceable end to end.
The fit
Built for how you run.
A composite mill is the whole supply chain in one group. Intelactory is the one system that connects every stage and traces a single thread through all of them.
What you get
- True end-to-end traceability across every stage
- Group-wide visibility in one login
- AI outlook across the full chain
Default module bundle
- All modules
Start with this bundle and enable additional modules from the marketplace as your operation grows.
What is a composite mill?
A composite mill is a textile group that runs several stages of the chain itself: spinning, knitting or weaving, dyeing and finishing, and often garments, under one owner. Each stage is usually its own factory with its own floor, store and team, and they supply each other.
The advantage is control of quality, lead time and cost from fibre to finished goods. With one shared system, yarn, fabric and orders move between units in one step, and managers see the whole chain at once.
How Intelactory runs a composite group
Intelactory models a composite mill as a company of process factories. Each factory keeps its own planning, stores, quality and floor, and each one sees only its own data unless a role covers more. Stock moves between units as transfers with approvals, so the spinning mill's yarn becomes the knitting factory's receipt in one step, with cost and lot carried across.
Because every unit shares one data model, a lot can be followed from fibre through yarn, fabric, dyeing and garments to the carton, and a garment order's needs show up as demand in the units upstream.
Questions
- What is the difference between a composite mill and a vertical mill?
- The terms are used for the same thing: a group that runs several stages of textile and apparel production itself, from yarn or fabric through to garments.
- Can each unit of a composite mill keep its own data?
- Yes. Each factory is its own unit with its own scope; transfers between units are posted documents with approvals, and group managers see across units only through roles that cover them.
- Can I trace a garment back to the yarn lot in a composite mill?
- Yes. Lots carry forward at every stage, so a carton can be traced back through garment, dyed fabric, grey fabric and yarn lots to the fibre.
See Intelactory mapped to your composite mills operation.
We come to your factory, walk the floor with your team and agree where to start.