Data Entry Mode is used to input the fabrics, trims, colours, sizing and costings of a garment in one easy to navigate screen.
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How to Edit a Fabric
If you need to edit the fabric slightly all you need to do is right click the fabric and click Edit. 
Then the below pop up will appear so you can edit your fabric. Hit Save once done. 
How to add Trims against your style
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You can see that the appropriate trim has been dragged. There is no extra saving that you need to do, this is saved on the fly.
How to add colours against your style
1. Select the Colour tab on the far right hand side.
2. Select the colour category the colour would exist in. In this case we have selected Solid.
3. Locate your colour and drag that against position required. In this case we will drag this under colour 2.
In the this given example you can see there are 2 colour-ways against the style.
Points to Note:
- There is no limit to how many colours you can have against a style, we can hold up to 99 colours.
- If you want to name your colour slightly different you can do so. This is called a Sell Colour in the system. This will be automatically updated in all sales orders, purchase order, and also the warehouse. All that you need to do is put your cursor under the word "Colour 1" for exmaple and change the text to what you want and hit enter on your keyboard once done. This will automatically update all appropriate places.
The Fabric Colour is the colour given to the fabric. This is mainly used for when you are placing fabric purchase orders in the system - this is the colour that we reference.
- In the below example, the GREY CHECK colour way1 refers to the DT1 Trim BROWN colourway.
As well as the ALMOND colour way2 refers to the DT1 Trim ALMOND
How to add a size range against your style
The sizes are created in the Main system and then appear in this area of Indigo8. Click on Sizes to view the range of sizes that have been created.
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You will not be able to delete a size range if Sales Orders and Purchase Orders have been created. If you need to do this, please contact your account manager and they will be able to help you action this, whilst ensuring your SO's and PO's are updated correctly.
Below is an explanation of each section of Data Entry Mode:
The Top top of the page will populate information that was entered in when the style was created:
Fabric and Trims
The Fabric and Trims function the same as one another in terms of how add in the colours. Open up the 'colours' on the right of the screen and drag and drop these into the appropriate cells. See below example.
We also have the ability to amend the 'Sell' colour name. In the Fabric example below, i have amended the name of 'Pink' to 'Berry' in the cell above. The purpose of this is, is to change the 'Sell' colour on the product so when sold, you can sell in 'Berry' and keep the original fabric colour as Pink. The Sell colour flows through to your sales order, purchase orders and your website.
. Ever field on the header is updatable. Click into the field and make your appropriate amendments.
Fields Explained:
Description: This is the style name or the name given to your style.
Line: This is the collection the style belongs to.
Pattern: This is not a mandatory field but indicates the Pattern # that is used as reference for your Pattern Maker
Season: This is the season the style belongs to
Year: This is year the style belongs to
Product: This is the product category the style belongs to
Del Window: This is the delivery window the style belongs to . The date entered here will automatically appear against the sales orders.
HTS Code: (Stands for Harmonized Tariff Schedule) codes are product classification codes between 7-10 digits. The first six digits are an HS code, and the countries of import assign the subsequent digits to provide additional classification.
Division: This is the brand the style belongs to.
Costings
The Costings section enables you to add a variety of costs in a specific currency. You also have the ability to rename the costing items.
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