Our platform supports textile operations from raw fiber to certified fabric. Each module is designed to meet the requirements of ecological production chains.
Capture every production step along the supply chain. From the fiber batch to the finished fabric, all stages remain fully documented and traceable for auditors.
Transparency for certificationsMonitor the energy consumption of individual production lines in real time. The analysis reveals savings potential and helps continuously improve the carbon footprint of your natural fiber production.
Lower operating costsDigital inspection protocols capture fiber quality, strength, and colorfastness directly at the machine. Deviations are detected and documented early – for consistently high standards.
Less wastePrepare specifically for relevant standards. The platform consolidates all evidence, test reports, and process data required for successful certification of your natural fibers.
Audit-ready documentationAssess the sustainability of your entire supply chain. The evaluation highlights bottlenecks, risks, and improvement opportunities in sourcing ecological raw materials.
Informed decisionsFeedback from practice – from fiber to finished fabric.
The platform helped us capture energy consumption in the spinning mill completely for the first time. The analyses now show us where we stand compared to other operations and which machines we should modernize first.
Patrik Kugler, Production Manager Natural Fiber WorksFor our certification audits, the seamless documentation of the supply chain used to be a time-consuming process. With the digital records from the system, we were able to cut audit time by almost half. The auditors appreciate the clear data structure.
Prof. Magdalena Höfler, Head of Quality ManagementTracing our hemp fibers from the field to the yarn used to be a matter of spreadsheets and phone calls. Today, we see every batch status in real time. This has significantly simplified coordination with our dyeing facilities.
Patrik Kugler, Production Manager Natural Fiber WorksWe also use the energy efficiency metrics for internal training of our shift supervisors. The clear charts and benchmark values motivate the team to identify savings potential on their own. This cuts costs and conserves resources.
Prof. Magdalena Höfler, Head of Quality ManagementAnswered briefly and clearly: what the platform can do, how traceability works, and which certificates are relevant for natural fibers.
Each fiber batch receives a digital identifier upon arrival. Processing steps, locations, and timestamps are recorded across the entire production chain. This makes it possible to trace at any time which delivery a fabric originated from and what conditions prevailed during processing. The data is available to the responsible teams in real time.
The platform is designed for common standards for natural fibers, including GOTS, OEKO-TEX, and EU Ecolabel. It helps collect the required evidence, archive test reports, and prepare for audits. The documentation is automatically supplemented from production data, so no manual maintenance is required.
Quality inspections are recorded directly at the machine or via mobile devices. Measured values such as fiber strength, moisture, or colorfastness are automatically included in the digital inspection report. Deviations trigger a notification to the responsible department. This keeps all controls complete and traceable.
Yes, the modules can be adapted to your own processes. Whether spinning, weaving, or finishing—the steps and inspection points are aligned with the actual production. Existing machine data can also be connected via interfaces. The effort depends on the complexity of the line.
Implementation typically takes place in three phases: analysis of production workflows, configuration of the modules, and training of employees. Depending on the size of the facility, this takes between four and eight weeks. A project team is available during the transition to ensure ongoing operations are not interrupted.
To avoid any misunderstandings: These notes define how terms, data, and processes in our system are to be understood.
Definition of Natural FiberNatural fibers are all plant and animal fibers that are processed without chemical transformation of the base material. This includes cotton, linen, hemp, and wool. Synthetic blends are only considered if the natural fiber content is at least 70 percent.
TraceabilityTraceability refers to the documented recording of every production stage – from raw material supplier to the finished fabric roll. Batch numbers, processing times, and quality inspections are recorded. The data is stored for at least five years and is accessible to authorized inspection bodies.
Environmental CertificationCertifications such as GOTS or EU Ecolabel are only recognized as valid if they have been issued by an independent, accredited body. The platform does not carry out its own certification but documents and manages the existing evidence provided by the companies.
Energy Efficiency MetricsEnergy efficiency is specified in kilowatt hours per kilogram of processed fiber. The reference value is the average of the last twelve months. Deviations of more than ten percent are automatically flagged and reported to the responsible production management.
Quality ControlsQuality controls include visual inspections, strength measurements, and moisture analyses. The results are recorded in a standardized protocol. Each inspection is provided with a timestamp and inspector ID to ensure traceability at all times.
Supply Chain TransparencySupply chain transparency describes the full disclosure of all suppliers and intermediaries. Companies commit to naming their direct partners. Indirect partners can remain anonymized upon request, provided the material origin is clearly documented.