Work Instruction Software for Footwear and Apparel Manufacturing

Film a skilled operator running a cutting, lasting, stitching, or finishing step on a phone, then upload it to SOPX. AI splits the recording into steps, each with a trimmed video clip, a title, and a description. You review and adjust any step, then publish, usually in under 10 minutes. There is no typing and no retyping the old paper sheet.

Yes. Add arrows, boxes, circles, and callouts on a frame to mark the exact spot, whether it is where to cut, where the stitch line sits, or where a finish tends to go wrong. Operators see the detail that separates good work from scrap instead of reading a description they have to interpret.

Yes. AI translates a whole work instruction into 50+ languages in seconds, so every operator on a multilingual floor follows the same method in their own language. You film and publish once, and each person opens the version they can read.

It gives you a clear, visual record of what the right method should have been. When a defect appears you can check the current work instruction to see what should have happened, and Run mode captures a signature that the quality step was done, so you have something concrete to check against instead of guessing.

Full-screen mode shows one step at a time, presentation-style, so an apprentice can follow a filmed step on a tablet at the bench while their hands are busy. They watch the real hands-on method instead of shadowing a senior operator, which frees your best people to keep working. Group the work instructions an apprentice must learn into a training path, and you see who has signed off each one.

Edit the work instruction once and everyone gets the latest version, while older versions stay on record. You can replace a single step with new video, an image, or an image carousel and the rest of the work instruction stays intact. The floor always sees the current method, not a stale paper print.