> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.erp.arukz.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# ARUKZ ERP for textiles, garments and knitwear

> Spinning, weaving, processing and garment units on ARUKZ ERP: job work as principal or job worker, ITC-04, lots, product variants and exports under LUT.

ARUKZ ERP fits spinning mills, weavers, powerloom units, processing houses and garment and knitwear makers that send work out or do job work for others: both sides of the job work challan are built in, ITC-04 comes from the challans, yarn and fabric move in lots across locations, garments can be set up as product variants by attribute, and exports go under a LUT with the shipping bill and realisation recorded. A size-colour matrix screen and inverted-duty refund workings are not built yet.

## Spinning, weaving and processing

| Need | In ARUKZ ERP |
| - | - |
| Yarn and fabric by lot | Lots and serials on receipts and production, across godowns and locations. See [Lots and expiry](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/modules/lots-and-expiry.md). |
| Sizing, dyeing or processing sent out | Job work challans under Rule 55, receipts with losses, and the return due date. See [Job work](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/modules/job-work.md). |
| Doing job work for a principal | The job worker's side: principals' goods held, return challans and a job-charge invoice. |
| Reporting to the department | The [ITC-04](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/gst/itc-04.md) file as Excel and JSON for the offline tool. |

> [!NOTE]
>
> Job work, manufacturing and quality are switched on by ARUKZ staff when you need them, at no extra cost. See [Modules](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/admin/modules.md).

## Garments and knitwear

> [card] [Styles as variants](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/modules/inventory.md)
>
> A style set up as one product with variants by attribute, such as size and colour.

> [card] [BOMs and manufacturing orders](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/modules/manufacturing.md)
>
> Fabric, trims and labour per piece, and orders that consume them.

> [card] [Outside processes](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/modules/job-work.md)
>
> Embroidery, printing or washing sent out and received back on challans.

> [card] [Exports](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/gst/exports-lut.md)
>
> Currencies, LUT, export declaration, GSTR-1 table 6A and FIRC or BRC realisation.

## The rules you meet

> [accordion] GST rates
>
> Most yarn and woven fabric is 5% since 22 September 2025. Apparel and made-ups are 5% up to ₹2,500 a piece and 18% above it, from the same date. Put the right rate on each product; ARUKZ ERP does not change rates by price for you.

> [accordion] Inverted-duty refund
>
> Under CGST Act s.54(3), unused credit is refundable where input tax is higher than output tax, so track credit by rate. ARUKZ ERP keeps rates apart in the returns, but does not prepare refund working papers.

> [accordion] Job work and ITC-04
>
> A challan for every outside process; inputs back within 1 year. ITC-04 is half-yearly above ₹5 crore turnover, otherwise yearly. See [ITC-04](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/gst/itc-04.md).

> [accordion] E-way bills
>
> Needed above ₹50,000 consignment value, and for job work moves between states at any value. ARUKZ ERP lists documents that need one; you generate it on the portal. See [E-invoice and e-way bills](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/gst/e-invoice-and-e-way.md).

> [accordion] Exports
>
> Export without IGST under a LUT (RFD-11). Under FEMA, realise export proceeds within 9 months of shipment from 1 October 2026, or 12 months if invoiced in rupees.

## What it does not do yet

* No size-colour matrix screen for entering a style's quantities in one grid.
* No inverted-duty refund working papers.
* No alerts for the 3-month export rule or the realisation deadline.

## Related

> [card] [Exporters](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/industries/exporters.md)
>
> The export side in more depth.

> [card] [All industries](https://docs.erp.arukz.com/industries/overview.md)
>
> What fits today and what is not built, industry by industry.


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