It remembers what went wrong last time.
If her last two sleeves were lengthened at fitting, that shows up before you cut. It's a note with the evidence attached, not a rule that changes your numbers behind your back.
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Akosua M.
Client since 2024 · 11 garments
- Bust
- 94 cm
- Waist
- 76 cm
- Hip
- 102 cm
- Sleeve
- 58 cm
- Shoulder
- 39 cm
- Dress length
- 142 cm
- Round sleeve
- 31 cm
- Neck
- 36 cm
Before you cut
Her last two sleeves were lengthened at fitting, by 2 cm and 3 cm. Photos attached.
The problems you know
- The measurement book that goes missing, or leaves with the tailor who wrote it
- December, when you've accepted more work than you can deliver
- Deposits agreed verbally and chased later
- The same client, the same fit complaint, the second time
How Smilelink handles it
Every client's measurements, kept properly.
Recorded per client, dated, and never overwritten — so a dispute about a garment cut in March is settled against March's measurements.
Akosua M.
Client since 2024 · 11 garments
- Bust
- 94 cm
- Waist
- 76 cm
- Hip
- 102 cm
- Sleeve
- 58 cm
- Shoulder
- 39 cm
- Dress length
- 142 cm
- Round sleeve
- 31 cm
- Neck
- 36 cm
Before you cut
Her last two sleeves were lengthened at fitting, by 2 cm and 3 cm. Photos attached.
You'll know before you say yes.
Before you accept a 20th December deadline, Smilelink checks what you've already committed and tells you the earliest date you can actually deliver. Turning down one dress keeps a client. Missing it loses them.
Deposits that fund the fabric.
Deposit and balance tracked separately, each with its own account number. The garment isn't released until the balance clears.
Their material, recorded.
Five yards of lace in, photographed, timestamped, signed for. The conversation about what came in has facts in it now.
What it costs
One December deadline you don't miss is worth more than a year of the subscription.
What you'll use most
CounterWhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook — orders taken and payments confirmed in the chats your customers already use.CalendarYour whole week: bookings, deadlines, deliveries, staff.PaymentsCard, bank transfer, mobile money. Every payment confirms itself.CustomersEvery customer, every order, every cedi — built automatically.InvoicingProfessional, numbered, and they mark themselves paid.
Questions
Ready-to-wear as well as bespoke?
Both, in one catalogue.
Can clients send me a style they want?
Yes — image, fabric, deadline, all attached to the order.
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