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Alteration shop software that keeps every job, due date and customer instruction together

Alterations are fast-moving jobs where a missing note or forgotten due date creates immediate customer problems. Darzee gives each job a customer, item, instruction, workflow and delivery context.

Why this matters

Replace scattered operational memory with one business record

  • Pins, handwritten tickets and chat messages get separated from the garment.
  • Rush jobs and promised pickup dates are difficult to prioritize.
  • Repeat customers have to explain the same preferences again.
How it works

From customer request to completed work

01

Intake

Create the customer and add the garment, alteration request and due date.

02

Instructions

Record the work required and attach relevant images or notes to the item.

03

Work queue

Move the job through the shop workflow and keep pending work visible.

04

Pickup

Record payment and delivery so the next visit begins with complete history.

Built for workflows like these

Alteration specialistsDry cleaners offering alterationsTailors taking repair workBridal alteration studiosShoe or garment repair-style workflows

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Common questions

Can I use Darzee for small alteration jobs?

Yes. Darzee can be used to record simple service jobs as well as larger bespoke orders.

Can I track due dates?

Orders can carry delivery dates and workflow status so teams can see what needs attention.

Can I keep notes or photos with a job?

Darzee workflows support item-level context such as images and order details so the team has the information attached to the work.

Run the workflow in Darzee

Start with customers and orders, then add the operational detail your business needs.

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