About Fabric Inspection Software
Made in Coimbatore, India
Fabric Inspection Software is fabric inspection software built in Coimbatore for mills, knitters and exporters in Tirupur, Surat and Ludhiana, priced in rupees.
Why does Fabric Inspection Software exist?
Mid-size mills and exporters in India still inspect fabric on paper and type the sheets into Excel, while the quality platforms that could help are built and priced for global brands. Fabric Inspection Software sits in that gap: tablet-based, offline, in Tamil and Hindi, with the 4-point maths and the money claim to the mill built in.
Who is it for?
Fabric Inspection Software is for the people who inspect fabric before it is cut: QC heads and inspectors at knitting and dyeing units, processors that check their own output, garment exporters checking incoming rolls from supplying mills, and buying houses that oversee several factories. It is used on standard inspection frames and tables, not on vision machines.
Why the name?
It is called Fabric Inspection Software because that is exactly what it does and exactly what a QC head types into a search box when the paper sheets stop keeping up. It reads the same to a Tirupur knitter and to a European buyer's QA team.
What do we believe?
One rejected shipment costs more than years of a subscription. Inspection should be fast enough to do on every roll, documented enough to win a claim against the mill, and cheap enough to run on a ₹10,000 Android tablet. Prices should be public, in rupees, with a GST invoice.
How do we keep it honest?
We publish our prices, our point rules and our formula, including a free 4-point calculator anyone can use without signing up. Our comparison pages say when a competitor is the better choice, our how-it-works page lists what is live today and what is still planned, and our guides cite ASTM D5430 and buyer manual conventions rather than invented statistics.
Who builds it
Fabric Inspection Software is built by AvanceZone in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. AvanceZone builds and runs software for Indian businesses, from messaging infrastructure to clinic and factory tools, and hosts it on servers in India. Fabric Inspection Software is designed around the 4-point workflow used on Tirupur, Surat and Ludhiana floors, and every release is checked against the ASTM D5430 point rules before it ships.