Modular fashion ERP for small and medium brands to run sales, production, and inventory
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Modular fashion ERP that grows with your brand
Zedonk puts sales, production, and stock into one modular platform built for wholesale fashion labels. Real-time inventory tracking and a buyer-facing digital showroom are the standout pieces, but pricing stays hidden until you sit through a demo. Overall, a solid fit for growing brands tired of spreadsheets.
Zedonk is an ERP and PLM-style platform built for wholesale fashion. It covers development, production, inventory, and a digital B2B showroom in one system. Small and medium brands use it to estimate product costs from fabrics and trims, work out the materials their sales orders need, track stock in real time, and sell to buyers online.
Because it's modular, you add or remove parts as your business changes, with reporting, logistics, allocation, and a help desk included.
Best for Small and medium wholesale fashion brands that need sales, production, and inventory in one system without enterprise-level complexity..
Zedonk fits small and medium wholesale fashion brands that want sales, stock, and production handled in one modular system. It rewards teams willing to talk through their setup first. Book the demo, check which modules and integrations you need, and get pricing for your volumes before deciding.
Pricing trap for Zedonk: There's no public price list. Budget only firms up after you book a demo and the team scopes the modules your brand needs.
Zedonk brings collection development, production, inventory, and B2B sales into one platform. You start with fabrics and trims, estimate product costs early, then let the system work out the materials each sales order needs. Stock updates in real time as goods move.
Small and medium wholesale brands use it to replace scattered spreadsheets with one connected view.
A digital showroom puts your collections in front of buyers worldwide. They browse the range online and place orders without a rep visiting in person. Live product data keeps sizes, colours, and availability accurate, so what buyers see matches what you hold.
The B2B sales app carries the same ordering flow on the road.
Production planning starts from confirmed sales orders, not guesswork. Zedonk works out the raw material and product quantities those orders require, so buying and cutting match real demand. When trends shift, you adjust schedules and quantities in the system.
The result is less waste, tighter purchasing, and fewer surprises on the factory floor.
Sales and stock are only part of the picture. Three tools keep the rest moving: - Reporting tracks sales, inventory, and production, with dashboards you can shape. - Logistics follows shipments and deliveries toward on-time fulfillment.
Nothing here is all-or-nothing. Zedonk is modular, so you switch on the areas you need and leave the rest for later. Workflows can be tailored to how your team already works, and the platform is built to take higher volumes and new product lines.
Online and offline sales channels sit side by side.
Designers link fabrics and trims to each product as a collection takes shape, so costs build up while there's still room to adjust. Expected outcome: you know what a style costs before it goes into production. > Tip: load fabric and trim prices early so your estimates stay accurate.
Once sales orders land, the system works out the raw materials and product quantities they actually need. Your team plans schedules and shifts quantities as demand changes. Expected outcome: less waste and smoother runs.
Tip: revisit material needs every time a range changes.
Raw materials and finished goods sit in one place and update live. Warehouse and sales teams work from the same numbers, which helps you dodge stockouts and overstock at the same time. > Tip: check levels before confirming large wholesale orders.
Buyers browse your collections online and place orders through the digital showroom, wherever they are. Sales reps can also take orders on the road with the B2B sales app. Expected outcome: faster order capture from buyers around the world.
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Pricing types: Free plan, Monthly subscription
Zedonk uses modular, custom-quote pricing, so there's no public price list. You choose the sales, production and inventory modules your fashion brand needs, and the team puts together a figure after a free demo.
Zedonk is priced on a modular, custom-quote basis rather than a fixed public price list, and every setup is scoped through a free demo.
Here's how the offering shapes up and who tends to get the most from it.
Best For: small and medium fashion brands that want sales, production and inventory in one place Other Features:
This is the core offering, and flexibility is the whole point. You add the modules you need and leave out the ones you don't, so a lean stock-control setup costs less than a full production and wholesale stack. That structure suits small and medium brands that want one connected system instead of a pile of spreadsheets and separate tools. Because the platform is built to scale, you can switch on extra features as your order volumes and product lines grow.
Zedonk spreads its features across four connected areas: development, production, inventory and the digital showroom. Around those sit reporting, logistics, allocation and a help desk. That mix matters for cost, because each area is a module you can take or leave. Brands often start with sales and stock control, then add production planning once order volumes climb. If you're unsure which modules you actually need, ask during the demo — that's where the scoping conversation happens.
Best For: teams that want training and hands-on help alongside the software Other Features: a dedicated support team, training resources and expert guidance
Support is part of the package rather than a separate product. A dedicated team and training resources help when your staff are new to ERP software, and they cut the time it takes to get your first collection loaded. Larger teams usually lean on this more than smaller ones do.
Zedonk's entry point is a free demo rather than a self-serve sign-up. You see the platform and get a quote for your setup before you commit to anything. Book the demo, walk through your workflows, and you'll come away with a clear figure to weigh up. 🦓
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If your order book lives in a spreadsheet and your stock levels live in someone's head, Zedonk is built to pull both into one place.
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There's no free trial. You start with a free demo instead. You'll see the interface, talk through your workflows, and get a quote before you commit to anything.
It's module-based, not a published per-seat rate. You pick the parts you need, so lean stock control costs less than a full production and showroom stack. Contract length and billing terms are agreed at the demo.
Onboarding starts with a guided demo and a scoped conversation, not a self-serve signup. A dedicated help desk team and training resources come with the package, which speeds up loading your first collection.
The digital showroom and mobile sales app handle B2B ordering online. Ask in the demo which channels connect and how your data moves between them, since setups differ.
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