ERP system for your fashion store. Collections, sizes, season.

Yes, variants are the core of the system. You create a model once and all size and color combinations are included. Inventory and sales are tracked per variant.

Both are distinguished. NOS items run continuously and receive reorder suggestions, while seasonal goods belong to a collection with a delivery date and end-of-season markdowns.

Yes, data migration from common industry systems is included. Products, inventory, and customer data all move with you, and you test DezemberHub in parallel with your old system.

The inventory management system costs from €50 per month, each concurrently running register €50 on top, and spare registers are always free. Collections, size and colour matrix, NOS control and markdowns are included in the base price, as is the AI assistant with a fair quota. Only the feature scope counts, not your branch revenue or the number of your staff. Cancellable monthly, setup included, online sales optional and usage-based on request.

Yes. You start with your email address, no payment details required, and test DezemberHub free for 30 days. The trial period ends automatically and does not renew. The new system runs in parallel with your old one until you are confident.

Yes, optionally. Your collection is already maintained in the system and goes from there to Zalando, Amazon, Otto, and more than 50 other channels. Online selling is an add-on, purely usage-based and available on request. You only pay for what you sell online.

Yes. Open-to-buy planning derives the purchasing budget per product group and season from planned revenue, margin, target stock and markdowns. DezemberHub calculates your open-to-buy and shows at any time how much budget is still open; costing per article, order proposals and the real margin after all costs are included.

Textile retail needs an inventory management system that carries collections and seasons, maps variants such as colour, size, length or cup as a matrix, calculates open-to-buy, separates NOS from seasonal goods and documents markdowns. DezemberHub is tailored to fashion, shoe and sports retail and covers all of that, including the TSE POS.

An inventory management system in fashion retail covers the entire flow of goods: purchasing with pre-orders and reorders, open-to-buy planning, goods receipt against the order, articles as a size-colour matrix, stock per branch, TSE POS, markdowns and reporting down to the individual variant. At DezemberHub, online sales via marketplaces are an optional add-on.

Every reduction is documented: first price, reduced price, clearance sale. DezemberHub reports the markdown rate, i.e. the share of reductions in revenue, as a key figure per collection and season. The season comparison shows you how the current season is selling through against the previous year.

Yes. In clothing retail and in the textile shop, DezemberHub manages every model as a matrix of size and colour, controls collections with pre-order and re-order, separates NOS from seasonal goods and documents markdowns. On top of that come a TSE-compliant POS, branches with shared stock and DATEV export. The ERP costs from €50 per month plus €50 per concurrently running register.

Clothing stores with several branches need shared stock across all locations, transfers between branches and a POS that books every sale immediately. DezemberHub offers this in one system, with transfer suggestions based on minimum and maximum stock per size and location. From the Business plan upwards, the number of branches does not affect the price; billing is per concurrently running POS terminal.

A size-colour matrix manages a style as a grid of sizes and colours instead of creating every variant as a separate item. Each cell has its own stock and its own sales; in textile retail this view is often called a size spread. In DezemberHub, length, cup or wash can be added as further dimensions when needed, without maintaining individual items.

In textile retail, the collection is ordered by pre-order months before the season starts; during the season, re-orders follow for models that sell well, and at the end of the season markdowns follow until the collection changes. DezemberHub records pre-orders with order quantities and delivery dates per collection, matches goods receipt against the order and shows the markdown rate per collection and season.

Yes, both. With Click & Collect the customer orders online and collects in the store; with ship-from-store you ship online orders directly from branch stock. Store, branches and online channels work on the same stock, so availability is correct on every channel.