MIRIALIS
Textiles and apparel
Textiles run on seasons and sample collections. Buyers are met at Milano Unica or Première Vision, they ask for samples, and the follow-up depends on people’s memory. In production, defects and variants are still handled largely by hand.
The commercial value sitting idle.
Where it sits
- Buyers and design offices met at trade shows
- Samples and colour cards shipped without an order
- Customers who skipped one or more seasons
- Requests from agents and the website never worked
Samples with no follow-up
Whoever asked for a sample had a project for that season. The new collection is a concrete reason to write again.
Idle seasonal customers
We spot who skipped a season before they become a lost customer.
Collections to the right contacts
News on sustainability, fibres or finishes goes to whoever asked for it, not to the whole archive.
Processes worth making faster.
Fabric defect inspection
Computer vision that flags defects to the operator in real time.
Sample management
Requests collected automatically, the status of every sample and reminders to sales.
Data sheets and certifications
Drafts generated from article data, with consistency checks.
Loom efficiency from machine data
Stops and efficiency per loom read from the data the machines already record, without new sensors.
Milano UnicaPremière Vision (Parigi)Pitti FilatiTechtextil
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with sales agents too?
Yes. Reactivated opportunities can be passed to area agents, with the contact’s history.
Does it work with small lots and many variants?
That is exactly where it pays off: the more variants, the more time is lost on repetitive work.