Enterprise DNA

Instead of Delogue

Stop renting Delogue. Own your product development system.

We build your version around your seasons, critical path, factories and margin targets, bring your Delogue styles and items across, and run it for you through Omni by Enterprise DNA.

Delogue lists Professional at €199 per user a month on annual billing, excluding VAT, with the Supplier module a further €6,000 a year.

Get your version built See it working
  • check_circleYour data in a database you own
  • check_circleOpen source, no lock-in
  • check_circleBuilt and run by Enterprise DNA

What the subscription covers

Every designer, developer and sourcing person is a paid seat

Delogue publishes its prices. All figures are per user a month, excluding VAT, unless marked otherwise.

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A seat for everyone who touches a style

Essential is €145 per user a month on annual billing, or €169 billed quarterly. That is €1,740 per user a year.

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Compliance sits in the middle tier

The compliance module, advanced size charts and the analytics module come with Professional, at €199 per user a month, or €2,388 per user a year.

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A higher tier once the team grows

Premium is €249 per user a month and is for companies with 15 or more users. Enterprise, for 40 or more, is quoted.

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Supplier mapping sold separately

Supply chain mapping and certificate management come in the Supplier module at €6,000 a year, unless you are on Premium.

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Paying quarterly costs more

Quarterly billing lifts Professional to €229 and Premium to €279 per user a month.

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Screens for data you already have

Most of what you pay for is the screen over styles, items, sizes and samples: records your team could ask about in plain words.

Your own product desk

From the design brief to bulk, in one place you own

Path

A critical path that counts back from launch

Every step is due a set number of days before the season lands, so late shows up the day it happens.

  • check Brief, tech pack, proto, fit, colour, costing, order, pre-production and ex-factory on every style
  • check The most overdue step per style, worst first
  • check Approving a sample or a lab dip ticks off its step
  • check Your own steps and lead times, set once

Samples

Samples and fit without the chasing

Know which factory owes you what, and what was wrong with the last one.

  • check Overdue samples by factory, with days late
  • check Measurements against the spec and tolerance for that size
  • check Comments drafted for the factory from the points that failed
  • check A factory scorecard: on time, days late and rejections over a year

Margin

Landed cost and margin on every style

Factory price, exchange rate, freight and duty, against your retail and your target.

  • check Every costing version kept, the current one used
  • check Styles under target, with the retail that would fix each
  • check The whole season re-run at another exchange rate in one question
  • check Fabric needed for the season against each mill’s minimum order

Labels

Label and safety checks before you print

Each style checked against the rules for the markets it sells in, with the source written down.

  • check New Zealand fibre content and English care instructions
  • check Australian care labelling
  • check Children’s nightwear fire hazard category, label and test report
  • check Factory audits that run out before an order ships

Make it yours

Design your own Delogue replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Delogue. Try it here, and we build the real one.

2. What it runs

3. Make it fit

4. Your colour

Your business · your Delogue replacement Your version
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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your Delogue data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real answers from the demo data that ships with Apparel PLM for Claude Code. It runs in Claude Code inside the Claude app, so it feels like any chat you already use.

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Apparel PLM for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

Which styles are behind for Autumn Winter, and what is holding each one up?

SO-102

Name
Merino Zip Neck
Season
AW27
Factory
NBK
Done
1/10
Days late
60
Late step
Tech pack sent to factory
Next step
Tech pack sent to factory
Next due
2026-08-30

SO-601

Name
Canvas Tote
Season
AW27
Factory
DHW
Done
1/10
Days late
60
Late step
Tech pack sent to factory
Next step
Tech pack sent to factory
Next due
2026-08-30

SO-402

Name
Kids Flannel Pyjamas
Season
AW27
Factory
DHW
Done
2/10
Days late
30
Late step
Proto sample approved
Next step
Proto sample approved
Next due
2026-09-29

SO-101

Name
Merino Crew Tee
Season
AW27
Factory
NBK
Done
3/10
Days late
0
Next step
Fit approved
Next due
2026-10-29

SO-201

Name
Ripstop Shell Jacket
Season
AW27
Factory
HCM
Done
3/10
Days late
0
Next step
Fit approved
Next due
2026-10-29

SO-202

Name
Insulated Puffer Vest
Season
AW27
Factory
HCM
Done
3/10
Days late
0
Next step
Fit approved
Next due
2026-10-29

SO-301

Name
Organic Twill Trouser
Season
AW27
Factory
DHW
Done
3/10
Days late
0
Next step
Fit approved
Next due
2026-10-29

SO-302

Name
Flannel Overshirt
Season
AW27
Factory
DHW
Done
3/10
Days late
0
Next step
Fit approved
Next due
2026-10-29

SO-401

Name
Kids Fleece Pyjama Set
Season
AW27
Factory
DHW
Done
3/10
Days late
0
Next step
Fit approved
Next due
2026-10-29

SO-501

Name
Fleece Half Zip
Season
AW27
Factory
HCM
Done
6/10
Days late
0
Next step
Fit approved
Next due
2026-10-29

Ask it anything

Ten questions this version answers

These run against the free version today. Delogue has its own reports. The difference here is that you own the records and the rules, and you ask in your own words.

chat_bubble Which styles are behind on the critical path, and which step is holding each one up?
chat_bubble Which samples are overdue from which factory, and by how many days?
chat_bubble Which points on the last fit sample are outside tolerance, and by how much?
chat_bubble Which styles are under our target margin, and what retail would fix each?
chat_bubble If the dollar drops to 1.85, which styles fall under target?
chat_bubble Which styles sold in New Zealand are missing fibre content or English care instructions?
chat_bubble Which kids nightwear has no fire hazard category, the wrong label, or no burn test on file?
chat_bubble Which factory is late most often with samples, and whose audit runs out before our order ships?
chat_bubble How much of each fabric does the season need, and is any order below the mill’s minimum?
chat_bubble Is anything in bulk production without an approved pre-production sample?

Switching

How to switch from Delogue

The move involves exporting your styles and items, checking what carries across, mapping the records that need extra work, and running both systems side by side for a sample round before you switch.

  1. 1

    Export your Delogue records

    Use Delogue’s export tools to get your style list and an item report. Item reports can be exported to Excel, and style data is available through Delogue’s export tools, including XML. The import expects CSV, so prepare the available records in that format and check with Delogue about the options in your account. Review the columns before loading anything.

  2. 2

    Prepare your seasons and factories

    Set up the seasons and factories that your styles will need to connect to. Then load the style and item records with a test run first. The test run lets you review the proposed import before records are added. Do not treat it as a complete copy of Delogue: some records, including bills of materials, measurement charts and sample history, need separate mapping.

  3. 3

    Review the import findings

    Check the test run results and fix the issues it identifies before importing for real. Pay particular attention to column mismatches and to style or item numbers that already exist, since an existing number can stop the file from importing. Confirm that the styles and items are linked to the right seasons, factories and other records before you rely on them.

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    Run both systems side by side

    Keep Delogue available while you check the new records against it through a sample round. Compare the styles and items you use, and review the bills of materials, measurement charts and open samples that needed mapping. Confirm that your team can find the records it needs and that the mapped information is right. Resolve gaps before making the new system your source of truth.

  5. 5

    Switch off Delogue

    Once the side-by-side checks are complete and your team is ready, make the new system the place you use for product development records. Keep any Delogue records or history you still need according to your business practices. Then cancel or stop using Delogue through the arrangements for your account. Do not switch off access before you have checked the records you chose to bring across.

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Where the real effort goes

The main work is usually mapping your own fields and rules, then deciding how much history to bring. Styles and items have an import path, but bills of materials, measurement charts, sample history and artwork do not carry over automatically. If Enterprise DNA installs and runs the system for you, they handle the migration mapping and checking as part of the build.

Not ready for a call?

Get your Delogue switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off Delogue, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

One email with your plan. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.

Three ways to own it

Choose who builds and runs your version

Open source

Do it yourself

Free code. Your hosting and agent costs.

  1. 1 Clone the repo, run npm install and npm run demo
  2. 2 Open it in Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor and type /attention
  3. 3 Read the switch guide and dry-run your Delogue style and item exports
  4. 4 Set your currency, GST, margin target and critical path lead times
Get it on GitHub

Built around your business

We customise it

One setup fee, then an agreed retainer

  • check Your seasons, steps, lead times and margin targets
  • check Your Delogue styles, items, size charts and bills of materials mapped and checked
  • check A sketch and artwork library, a factory login or a web front end if your team wants one
  • check Your stock, wholesale and accounting systems connected
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Installed and operated through Omni by Enterprise DNA
  • check Sample, colour and costing updates loaded as they come in from factories
  • check Staff access, backups and connections set up
  • check Your Monday product review and label checks done each week
Talk to Sam

Questions

Instead of Delogue, answered

Our designers live in pictures. Can this hold sketches and artwork? expand_more

The free version holds the records: styles, materials, measurements, samples, costings and decisions. Sketches and artwork stay in your shared drive with a link on the style. If your team wants images beside the tech pack, a factory login or an Illustrator workflow, we build that into your version.

Can you bring our Delogue data across? expand_more

Yes, as a checked migration. Delogue exports item reports to Excel and style data through its export tools, and the free version imports styles and items after a test run. Size charts, bills of materials and open samples vary by account, so we map those as part of your build and run both side by side for a sample round before you switch.

How do factories see the tech pack and our comments? expand_more

The free version renders each tech pack, line sheet and sample comment sheet as a branded document you send, and drafts the comments to the factory from the points that failed. Nothing is sent without a person. If your factories need to log in and reply in one place, we add that.

Does it know the New Zealand and Australian labelling rules? expand_more

It checks recorded fibre content and care instructions against the New Zealand fibre content and care labelling regulations and the Australian care labelling standard, and children’s nightwear against the fire hazard standards, with each source written down. The checks are prompts, not legal or testing advice: the nightwear category still comes from a laboratory burn test.

What does Enterprise DNA charge? expand_more

One setup fee, then a retainer for the agreed work. Sam scopes the migration, the customisation and the running of it with you. The code is free to run yourself, with your own hosting and support costs.

Show Sam where your season is stuck

In a 30-minute call, walk Sam through your critical path, a sample round that went wrong and the margin report you wish you had. Sam will scope your version and what it takes to bring your Delogue records across.

Book 30 minutes with Sam Get the free version

Apparel PLM for Claude Code is free and open source, published by Enterprise DNA.

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