Brand
Can we produce 5,000 more units?
From signal to stitch
Follow one changing forecast from the brand planning desk to material commitment, factory scheduling and verified production on the factory floor.
Live production commitment
Illustrative product data
Live commitments
A brand commitment is not one number. Hyran makes the materials, production orders, progress and exceptions behind it visible at a glance, with each participant seeing only the information permitted for their role.
Live production commitment
Illustrative product data
Before Hyran
Fashion demand can change in a moment. Answering that change still requires teams to reconstruct material, capacity and delivery consequences across organisational boundaries.
Can we produce 5,000 more units?
What changes in the bill of materials?
Can the production plan absorb it?
Is there compatible capacity?
Will the yarn arrive in time?
Hyran answers the network, not one spreadsheet at a time.
See the decision loopThe connected decision loop
The latest forecast is read alongside style construction, production lead times, material recipes and business rules. Instead of rebuilding the consequences across separate files, the planning team sees the decision in one operating context.
A changing signal becomes a decision-ready view in seconds.
Demand forecast
Style and lead times
Bill of materials
Ordering rules
Hyran identifies what must be secured now and what can remain flexible. In this example, the brand commits to greige fabric: unfinished fabric that can be dyed later when demand is clearer.
Protect capacity now. Keep colour options open for later.
Commit in greige
Secure the fabric. Defer the colour decision.
Some materials are sourced directly from a mill. Others are coordinated through a cut-and-sew factory. When that responsibility changes, Hyran replans the requirements and carries the approved commitment to the correct partner.
A sourcing change becomes a new executable plan, not another email chain.
Responsibility changes. Requirements replan.
The factory receives the order with the context behind it. Hyran evaluates compatible machines, current demand, changeovers, material readiness and the required delivery date before proposing a feasible schedule.
The factory can protect delivery dates and use capacity with confidence.
When an operator records output, the work order, factory plan and permitted brand view update from the same production event. Progress no longer needs to be reconstructed in a separate status report.
One factory-floor event becomes verified production visibility.
The platform around the order
Hyran gives each participant the context required for their decision, while preserving distinct roles, approvals and information boundaries.
Protect flexibility, understand material exposure and see production progress earlier.
Explore →HyranReceive clearer demand, propose feasible schedules and carry approved work to the floor.
Explore →HyranCoordinate consequential changes without assuming every participant should see the same information.
Explore →Reported deployment outcomes
Hyran connects the decision and the execution, so the effect can be measured on both sides of the network.
Reported planning workflow change
Reported deployment result
Reported on the same machines
Reported factory deployment result
Company-reported outcomes from specific brand and factory deployments. These figures have not been independently audited. Results vary by deployment scope, measurement period, starting conditions and operating context.
See how Hyran orchestrates your production, from raw materials to finished goods.
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