Artikore converts design intent into factory-ready documentation and keeps it controlled through production. It translates tech packs into clear, bilingual specifications, normalizes units and tolerances, and resolves ambiguities across construction, grading, BOM, trims, colorways, and packaging.

Change control is enforced with versioning, approval workflows, and a spec log that ties every revision to samples and POs. Measurement standards, test methods, and acceptance criteria are defined up front, so factories can execute consistently and deviations trigger timely corrective action.

Factory-ready tech pack (bilingual where needed): construction details, stitch/needle, seam allowances, finishing, care/label specs
BOM & trims spec: materials, substitutes/equivalents, colorways, yield assumptions, test requirements
Measurement spec & tolerances: size charts, points of measure, acceptable ranges, grading rules
Sample criteria: proto/fit/PP checklists linked to photos and measurement callouts
Packaging & labeling spec: poly/carton specs, pack-out, barcodes, carton markings
Spec change log: version history with rationale, approvers, effective dates, and PO impact
Translation glossary: controlled vocabulary for construction terms to avoid factory misreads

First-pass sample approval rate (proto/fit/PP)
Spec clarification turnaround (average hours to resolve queries)
Deviation rate (out-of-tolerance findings per sample or lot)
Rework incidence and cost tied to spec errors (quarter-over-quarter reduction)
Change-control compliance (percentage of POs aligned to latest approved spec)
Cycle time from brief to PP approval (compressed vs. baseline)