The challenge
By the time a delay shows up in a weekly report, it's already too late to act on cheaply. The best production teams see the problem the moment it starts, not after it compounds.
Delays surface
too late to act on
too late to act on
End-of-week production reports mean delays are already compounding before your team hears about them. By then, the options are expensive.
QC rework
kills timelines
kills timelines
Defects found at final inspection ripple backwards through production, eat into buffer, and often aren't logged with enough detail to prevent the next occurrence.
Handoffs fall
through the gaps
through the gaps
When logistics doesn't get timely, accurate data from production, bookings slip, cargo misses vessels, and everyone scrambles.
The platform
How Production Teams use Calico
Not just a status report — a system that flags delays, logs QC at every stage, and triggers logistics automatically, so your team spends time solving problems, not finding them.
See a delay before it becomes a delay
Every factory's cycle time is tracked against plan in real time — so at-risk orders are flagged while there's still time to act, not after the weekly report lands.
Cycle time watch1 delayed
PO-4821 · Meridian
On trackPO-4790 · Anchor
At riskPO-4732 · Harborline
DelayedQC logged at every stage, not just the end
Inline inspection results are captured at cutting, mid-line, and final — so defects get caught, and fixed, while they're still cheap to fix.
QC · Denim Jacket
Cutting
PassMid-line
PassFinal inspection
In progressLogistics triggered the moment goods are ready
Ex-factory confirmation automatically pushes booking details to freight — no chasing, no re-keying, no missed vessels.
SHP-2291
BookedHai Phong
Long Beach
ETA · Booking confirmed automatically at ex-factory. No manual entry required.
The platform
One platform engineered for operators making real goods.
"Calico changed how we run production. Delays we used to find out about at the end of the week now surface in real time — our on-time delivery jumped 22 points in the first season."
Andrea Shin
Head of Production · Everlane
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