The #1 way bridal orders go wrong: they arrive too late to alter

Watch a deadline get computed — move the wedding date

RingUps works backward from the wedding, subtracts your alterations buffer and the designer's lead time, and tells you the truth before the order goes out. There are four honest states, not two: on track, at risk, past due — and "needs wedding date", because a confident green badge computed from a missing date is worse than no badge at all.

Catch a bridesmaid dye-lot mismatch before the photos

When a party orders the same gown in multiple sizes across separate POs, small dye-lot differences show up side by side in every photograph. RingUps tracks dye lots against each order in the party so a mismatch gets caught while it's still fixable. (Enforcement checks are rolling out — today this flags on the data, without yet blocking checkout.)

One PO per designer, not per panic

Orders group by designer and ship window, so you're not sending four separate POs to Allure in one week — and you can see what's still unconfirmed.

When a date slips, you hear it first

Update a designer's estimate and every affected order recalculates. The ones that no longer leave room to alter come to the top of your brief.

The order knows what she's paid

Deposits, balances and payment plans live on the same record — so nobody orders a gown that hasn't been paid for, or chases money that already came in.