This article outlines the terminology that is used within the Sync. 

 

PURPOSE

To define and explain standard Sync terminology used across processes.

 

KEY BENEFITS

  • Enhances understanding of Sync functions, improves communication, and supports accurate execution of tasks.

 

Term

Definition

Actual Delivery Date

Auto-updates when a job is marked as “Delivered” or “Completed.”

Bill of Materials

A list of direct and indirect costs comprising the garment's total cost for local manufacturing.

Cost Sheet

Initiates the costing process by adding a product and its costs. Includes BOM (for local) and FOB, shipping, duties (for imports).

Description

Varies by type: Job: e.g., Toddler Girls Set Product: e.g., SS RN Toddler Girls Tee with Print Cost: e.g., 100% Cotton

Due Date

Appears on multiple areas in Sync: Job Header: Customer due date Sales Order: Customer delivery date(s)Purchase Order: Raw material delivery, Product PO: Finished goods delivery

GRV (Goods Received Voucher)

Process of receiving raw materials or finished goods into Sync.

In Header

Generated during GRV. Represents incoming stock with a unique number. Raw materials = Stock Header, Finished goods = Product Stock Header

Job

A confirmed order. Central record of a product’s lifecycle.

Multiple Customer

Cost sheet can be created for multiple customers. Customers are added to the sales order later.

Out Header

Created during stock movement out of Sync. Raw materials = Stock Header and Finished goods = Product Stock Header

Picking Requisition

Instruction for the warehouse to pick and dispatch raw materials or finished goods.

Process

Defines the critical path or workflow required for a job.

Product Purchase Order (PPO)

For finished goods. Issued to import suppliers or local CMT. Known as a ‘Cut Sheet’ in local manufacturing. Created after cost sheet is locked.

Production Date

Forecasted date for arrival of finished goods.

Projected Delivery Date

Calculated warehouse arrival date based on step durations. Must be before the Production Date.

Purchase Order (PO)

Created and issued for ordering raw materials.

Rating

Estimated material requirement for garments (fabric/trims), updated after actuals are confirmed.

Sales Order (SO)

Created on Sync when a customer PO is received. Contains delivery date, selling price, and quantity.

Single Customer

Job is assigned to one specific customer.

Status

Tracks the progress of Jobs, Sales Orders, Purchase Orders and Product Purchase Orders

Units

Refers to quantity.

Unit Type

Size breakdown (e.g., S, M, L) – also referred to as Size Curve.