Status flow and messaging on the product · SRM training
The status flow shows which stage a product is at, from design to bulk production. If team and supplier messages are also kept on the same product, the answer to "what's the status of this style?" is in one place. Information left in phone calls and messaging apps never reaches anyone's screen.
In this part
- You learn to read the status bar and the "Latest Status" information.
- You see how sample rounds and approvals move through the status flow.
- You understand why it matters to write news from the workshop or an overseas supplier into the product record.
- You learn that after a revision, the right version of the tech pack must always go to the supplier.

Terms in this part
- Approval flow (status flow)
- The sequence of stages a product goes through from design to bulk, and the approval at each stage.
- Sample round
- Each sample stage in which a style is sewn again with corrections: 1st round, 2nd round and so on.
- Revision
- The new version of a style, tech pack or costing after a change.
- Tech pack
- The production package that gathers a style's technical drawing, measurement chart, materials, stitching details and instructions in one document.
- PPS (PP) sample
- The last approval sample before bulk production, sewn with the fabric and trims that will be used in production.
There are 3 questions at the end of the part; at least 2 correct answers open the next part. The questions open with your Academy account, after your Basic certificate.