TraceLoom reads the data your factory already produces: bills, ERP exports, meter feeds, payroll, audit packets. WEFT, the engine underneath, turns it into a live operating picture your team runs on and a verified record your buyers trust. One source. No double entry. No reconciliation theatre.
WEFT is the forecast layer. It reads your last 12 months of meter and ERP data and projects energy and output to the end of the current month. Where the data will not carry a number, it says so instead of filling the gap.
Each pillar is a different computation over the same input data. No pillar reads its own inputs; they all read from the engine. Nothing here is hand-entered, and nothing here is reconciled twice.
Your ERP is the one that matters, and we write that connector for you: Argon's Oracle feed took a week. Utility bills parse on upload from day one. Read-only by default, TraceLoom never writes back to your ERP unless you ask.
Most supply chain tools store your data. This one reasons about it. WEFT reads every source, allocates it, flags what drifted, and tells you the move worth making this week. No double entry. No spreadsheet that quietly disagrees with the dashboard. The reconciliation step that used to take a quarter is the engine itself now.
READ-ONLY · WRITES NEVER
ONE INPUT LAYER · FOUR ARTEFACTS
We'll walk you through Argon Denims' live numbers and what next month's energy forecast looks like for a real mill.