Sync is the complete apparel software platform - PLM, ERP, built-in EDI, B2B wholesale, warehousing and accounting in one cloud, built only for fashion and footwear. One style record from first sketch to final invoice.
“Apparel software” covers everything a fashion or footwear brand runs on: PLM for product development, ERP for the commercial spine, EDI for trading with major retailers, B2B for wholesale selling, plus warehousing and accounting. Most brands assemble this from three or four separate tools and spend real money making them talk. The alternative is one platform where every module reads the same style record.
The test of real apparel software is the matrix. One style in five colours and seven sizes is 35 SKUs sharing one BOM, one tech pack and one cost - and carrying independent inventory, per-market size runs and prepack structures. Generic tools model products as flat SKUs and handle the matrix through workarounds. Apparel software is built around it.
From the first tech pack to the final invoice, Sync runs the operation on one connected apparel ERP - no swivel-chairing between disconnected systems.
Styles, tech packs, bills of materials and seasonal ranges, version-controlled from concept to costing.
Purchase orders, factories, WIP and landed cost tracked against every style and color.
Real-time stock by style, color and size across warehouses and 3PLs, with allocation and pre-season availability.
Wholesale, DTC and retail orders flow straight to live inventory and multi-currency accounting.
Selling into Nordstrom, Macy’s or Saks means EDI compliance. Sync includes full native EDI - no SPS Commerce subscription and no per-document metering stacked on top of your ERP.
Sync tracks every unit by style, color and size across locations - with allocation, pre-season availability and reorder flags that generic SKU systems can’t express.
| COLOR | XS | S | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Black | 42 | 12 | 3 | 38 | 56 |
| Navy | 30 | 44 | 9 | 51 | 28 |
| Sand | 0 | 22 | 37 | 19 | 7 |
We selected Sync based on their highly efficient, finely tuned system that is apparel industry specific. Sync has provided the platform we required to grow our brands in the global arena.
We are in a 1000% better place now than we were with the old system. Sync has given us access to more data visibility and reporting than ever before.
Sync revolutionized our operations. Transitioning from a manual system was a game-changer… the team at Sync values our brand and treats us like a true partner.
Apparel software is business software built specifically for fashion and footwear brands - handling what generic tools can't: style, colour and size matrices, seasonal range planning, tech packs and BOMs, retailer EDI, prepacks, wholesale B2B ordering and apparel-specific inventory. A complete platform covers PLM, ERP, EDI and B2B on one data model.
Generic tools model products as flat SKUs. Apparel is a matrix - one style in five colours and seven sizes is 35 SKUs sharing one BOM, one tech pack and one cost structure. Apparel software is built around that matrix natively: per-market size runs, prepacks alongside unit inventory, variant costing by colourway, and EDI documents that carry pack structures. Generic systems handle these through workarounds.
The full stack: PLM (style master, BOM, tech packs, critical path), ERP (purchasing, inventory, orders, accounting), built-in EDI for retailer trading, B2B eCommerce for wholesale buyers, warehouse management and reporting. Assemble it from separate tools with integrations - or run one platform where every module shares the same style record.
Mid-market apparel and footwear brands - typically $2M to $200M - selling wholesale, D2C or both. Sync is used by 300+ brands including Vissla, Bad Birdie and Bond-Eye. Brands typically switch when they outgrow generic inventory tools, or when maintaining separate PLM, EDI and ERP systems costs more than replacing them.
EDI is built in. Orders arrive directly in Sync, ASNs and invoices flow out of it - no SPS Commerce, no TrueCommerce, no per-document metering. Pricing is a one-time setup per retailer map plus a volume-based base fee, typically 20%+ below middleware totals at equivalent volume. Our built-in EDI page covers the details.
Sync implementations typically run 8 to 16 weeks depending on data migration scope, EDI trading partner count and warehouse complexity - weeks rather than the 6-12 month timelines common with generic enterprise ERP.
No generic slides. Bring a real product range and we’ll show Sync running your styles, your size matrix, your channels - design to delivery.