TailorDesk PH - Microsoft Excel Edition
Every job order, measurement, fabric meter, and sewer payout in one workbook.
Microsoft Excel Edition: Track tailoring customers, measurements, job orders with automatic totals and late-job timing, fabric and notion stock, piece-rate sewer work, payments, expenses, and monthly sewer payouts.
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Microsoft Excel Edition: Track tailoring customers, measurements, job orders with automatic totals and late-job timing, fabric and notion stock, piece-rate sewer work, payments, expenses, and monthly sewer payouts.
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Microsoft Excel Edition: Track tailoring customers, measurements, job orders with automatic totals and late-job timing, fabric and notion stock, piece-rate sewer work, payments, expenses, and monthly sewer payouts.
Works with
- Microsoft Excel 2019 or newer on Windows or macOS
- Philippine peso reporting
- Asia/Manila date examples
Requirements
- Microsoft Excel 2019 or newer on Windows or macOS
- Basic source records for the workflow
Before you buy
Are the other editions included?
No. This delivery contains only the separately sold Microsoft Excel Edition.
Is this official accounting or regulated software?
No. No pattern drafting or CAD, size charts or fit guarantees, automatic SMS reminders, supplier ordering, payroll or tax computation, or official receipts.
Can I resell or share it?
No. The license permits internal use and customization for one business only.
Can I track alterations as jobs?
Yes. Choose Alteration as the garment type and enter the labor fee; fabric cost can stay zero.
How are sewers paid?
From piece work marked Done, multiplied by the pay per piece, totaled per period in SEWER PAYOUTS.
Does it draft patterns or size charts?
No. It stores measurements and records; cutting and fit remain the tailor's craft.
Learn more before you continue.
Read the linked article for additional context, instructions, or an editorial review of this product.
How to Run a Tailoring Shop's Job Orders, Materials and Piece-Rate Pay Without Losing Track
A records routine for tailoring and sewing shops in the Philippines: save measurements once, open job orders with due dates, log fabric use per job, and pay sewers from finished pieces.
Read the guide