Notelodigo logoA real case

The Notelodigo case

The flamenco fashion shop where Pathing was born. A business that coordinates made-to-measure orders, materials, workshops and delivery dates.

How it works in the shop
Detail of a Notelodigo flamenco dress
Detail of a dress from the collection
One job, many steps

From the first order to delivery.

The dress's information travels with it and is available to everyone involved at each stage.

  1. Order received
  2. Fabric ready
  3. Sent for cutting
  4. Being sewn
  5. Ready to deliver
Detail of a Notelodigo flamenco dress
Every record has the context

The team knows what's done and what's left.

Each order holds what the shop needs: model, size, fabric, trims, amounts and date. Next to it are the completed stages, the notes and the next step.

So anyone can pick up a job from its record without piecing its story together from notes and chats.

The pieces of the workflow

Modules that work together.

Notelodigo uses Pathing to coordinate the full journey of every order. Tap a module to see it in the app.

01

Dresses and customers

Order records with size, event, model, accessories, amounts and the history of steps and comments.

02

Fabrics and stock

Stock levels, minimums and material needs. Orders are linked to the dresses waiting for that fabric.

03

Partner workshops

Each workshop has its own portal to see the jobs assigned to it and mark its steps.

04

Cutting order

One view gathers the lines ready for cutting and tracks their production status.

05

Logistics

Tracking of pick-ups and transfers between the shop and the workshops that sew the dresses.

06

Team and reports

Roles and trays to share out the work; reports to review orders, stages and pending tasks.

A dress record in Pathing: steps, fabric, workshop and history
A dress record: steps, fabric, workshop and history
The season's dresses in Pathing
The season's dresses, with their trays
The logistics screen in Pathing
Logistics: what to collect, buy or take
A partner workshop's portal in Pathing
The workshop portal, showing only its own jobs
Detail of a fuchsia Notelodigo dress
Orders can follow different routes depending on the job
Detail of a Notelodigo flamenco dress
Product details stay alongside their process
The day-to-day difference

More clarity on what's in progress.

Pathing turns scattered to-dos into next steps the whole team can see.

Blockers are visible

Orders waiting for fabric, confirmation or outside work are flagged along with what they need to move on.

The workshop updates its part

The partner marks its steps in its portal and the shop team finds the progress in the history.

The information travels with the order

Details, notes, files and changes are all in the same record for the whole journey.

A different process for every business.

Pathing was born in a shop and adapts to the way each team works.

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