Setting up the App
Once your account is created, a few quick steps will get TailorMate ready for your shop.
Getting Around the App
Tap the ☰ icon at the top left to open the main menu. From here you can access every section of TailorMate.
| Menu Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Orders | View and manage all tailoring orders |
| Stores | Manage your shop locations and subscription plan |
| Customers | Your full customer list |
| Workers | Staff management, assignments, and payouts |
| Inventory | Track stock and materials |
| Shop Expenses | Record and categorise business expenses |
| Administration | Configure garment types, tasks, add-ons, and more |
| Shop Reviews | Customer feedback and ratings |
| Backup Data | Export your shop data |
| Settings | App preferences and shop profile |
| My Account | Your account details and subscription |
| Tutorials | In-app video guides |
1. Edit Shop Profile
- Tap the ☰ icon at the top left to open the main menu.
- Go to Stores menu
- Tap Edit Icon.
- Update the Shop Profile
Make sure your Shop name, Phone number, UPI, Address, and Business logo are updated. These appear on every bill you share with customers.
2. Configure App Settings
- Tap the ☰ icon at the top left to open the main menu.
- Go to Settings menu
Adjust the settings to fit your store.
- Stitching
- Pickup at Customer Site
- Measurement at Customer Site
- Online Orders
3. Set Your Measurement Unit
In Settings, choose whether you record measurements in Centimetres or Inches.
4. Add Your Garment Types
Go to Administration → Dresses and add the garment types you stitch (e.g., Churidar, Salwar, Saree Blouse). This makes order creation faster.
5. Add Your Add-Ons
Go to Administration → Add-Ons and add any extras you charge for (e.g., Embroidery, Lining, Lace) with their default prices.
6. Add Your Workers
Go to Workers and add your staff members with their roles. This lets you assign orders and track payouts.
7. Set Order Number Format
In Settings → Order Number Format, choose how your orders are numbered — Random, Serial, or Custom.
Once these steps are done, you're ready to start taking orders. See Your First Order for a full walkthrough.