Production queues
See work by due date, service, stage, location or other configured priority.
Factory and plant workflow
Dry Cleaning Factory Production and Assembly Software
Carry complete customer and garment information from the counter into cleaning, finishing, quality control, RFID, assembly, bagging and completion.
Production queuesQuality and re-cleanAssemblyRFID and conveyor pathways
Dry Cleaning Factory Production and Assembly Software
DRY CLEANING MADE EASYDCMEasy POS workflow
LiveCOUNTEROrders
FACTORYProduction
CUSTOMERSSMS Ready
COLLECTIONControl
Drop off→Track→Produce→Pay→Collect
01Front counter ticketCustomer, garments, due date and paymentReady
02Production visibilityItems, status, notes and assemblyLive
03Customer communicationSMS, payment and pickup pathwaySent
The direct answer
Why production visibility matters
The factory must know what is due, where each item should go, what exceptions exist, whether finishing is complete and whether every garment has returned to the correct order. DCME brings the ticket detail into the production workflow instead of leaving the factory to interpret a counter receipt.
Built for the whole workflow
- Due and priority queues
- Department or stage status
- Quality and re-clean
- RFID and slick-rail pathway
- Assembly and bagging
Verified capability
Software that follows the work
DCME connects the practical steps that happen across a garment-care business rather than treating every order as a simple retail sale.
Quality and re-clean control
Hold items for rework, clarification or quality action without marking the order complete.
Finishing workflow
Connect tunnel, press and touch-up stages to the garment identity and readiness process.
Slick rail and conveyor pathway
Move identified garments through controlled holding and assembly positions.
RFID auto assembly
Use RFID reads to support item recognition and reduce manual sorting where deployed.
Completion and bagging
Confirm ticket completeness, remove temporary identifiers where required, print final documentation and release to collection.
Connected workflow
From customer arrival to completed order
Each stage keeps the customer, ticket, items, payment and operational status connected.
Receive identified work
Orders arrive from counters, agencies, accounts or routes with ticket and item information.
Sort into the correct process
Direct items to cleaning, laundry, alterations, shoe care or specialist handling.
Clean and finish
Move through cleaning equipment, steam tunnel, presses and touch-up as the garment requires.
Quality check and exception
Approve the item or hold it visibly for re-clean, repair, clarification or delay.
Assemble by ticket
Use manual, barcode or RFID methods to return every item to the correct order.
Bag, document and release
Confirm completion, print the required ticket or label and move the order to counter, route, locker or Red Box release.
Operational depth
Control the detail without slowing the counter
The system can be configured around the services, people, locations and reporting requirements of the business.
Production floor
Give teams the work that is due.
- Due and priority views
- Service and department queues
- Item instructions
- Stage updates
- Exception notes
Assembly
Control the return to the ticket.
- Manual assembly
- Barcode support
- RFID auto assembly pathway
- Missing-item alert
- Ticket-complete confirmation
Automation
Connect software to future equipment.
- Steam tunnel workflow
- Slick rail
- Conveyor intelligence
- RFID canning and reads
- Offload and bagging pathway
Who it serves
Choose the workflow that matches the business
DCME can support a single operation, a plant with agencies, or a connected multi-store group without forcing every business into the same operating model.
One-store production room
Keep counter orders, due dates, production and collection connected.
Factory serving multiple stores
Receive work from multiple sources and return complete orders to the correct location.
Automation-ready operation
Plan item identity, conveyors, RFID assembly and throughput around the real production map.
Direct answers
Questions buyers ask
Clear software decisions come from clear questions. These answers describe DCME’s current product direction and commercial terms.
View all FAQsCan DCME track production stages?
Yes. The stage design is configured around the services and departments the operation needs to see.
Does it support manual and RFID assembly?
Yes. Manual or barcode workflows can be used, with RFID auto-assembly pathways available for suitable operations.
Can due work be prioritised?
Due dates, priorities and production queues can be used to show what requires attention.
Can factory software connect multiple stores?
Yes. Advanced configurations can connect stores, agencies or routes to a central production operation.
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