Modular architecture

An ecosystem of connected modules

A modular architecture separates commercial, product, factory and evidence domains. Canonical ownership gives each event a clear origin while shared references carry context from quotation to finished lot.

NEXORA / 03NEXORA conceptual visualization

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Module map

Explore what each domain owns and which references it shares across the Fashion flow.

01

GEST

Customers, RFQ, quotations, orders, procurement and internal shipment references.

02

PRODUCT

Seasons, collections, styles, revisions, variants, SKU, Tech Packs and technical BOM.

03

PROD / MES

Production orders, resources, engineering routing, WIP and execution context.

04

PLANNING

Capacity and order scheduling references linked to the released product definition.

05

HR

Employee references and competencies associated with manufacturing resources.

06

ATTENDANCE

Attendance records in the governed people context.

07

QUALITY / ISO

Inspections, defects, non-conformities, CAPA and controlled procedures.

08

PERFORMANCE / OEE

Efficiency and performance views built from available production and quality facts.

09

STORAGE

One document backbone with revisions, integrity and lifecycle.

10

DOCUMENTS

Domain files governed through the shared Storage identity.

11

COMMS

Internal notifications, conversations and contextual messages.

12

NEXORA AGENT

Permission-bound context, analysis and traceable recommendations.

13

CUSTOMS

Internal Albania dossiers and material-to-output reconciliation support.

14

DPP

Internal readiness from product, material, manufacturing, quality and document sources.

15

SERVICE

Fashion setup, license, entitlement and manufacturing profile.

16

PARTNER

Territories, assignments, opportunities and governed service references.

17

SYSTEM

Tenant, users, roles, permissions, audit and configuration.

A concrete handoff

Modules meet through references, not duplicate ownership.

The map separates seventeen domains, but the operating experience is one: sales, product and production see the same order through different responsibilities.

  1. Business01

    GEST owns the order

    The commercial request and customer stay with their owner; Product receives the reference needed to define the product.

  2. Product02

    Product releases a revision

    The technical definition specifies style, sizes, materials and version. A later change should not erase the definition used by an order.

  3. Factory03

    PROD/MES records work

    Production order, WIP and resources describe execution. Quality and Storage add checks and files without becoming copies of the order.

This separation makes the handoff between commercial office, product development and shop floor readable.

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Boundaries and ownership

01

Commercial and product

GEST holds customer and order context; Product governs style identity, revisions, SKU, Tech Pack and technical BOM.

02

Factory and quality

PROD/MES owns production orders, resources and WIP; Quality owns inspections, defects and non-conformities.

03

Shared services

Storage keeps document revisions; Service Fashion controls setup, licenses and entitlements; Agent reads context under user permissions.

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