Capture embroidery constraints first
Every run starts with artwork, target size, color count, fill preference, machine profile, hoop, fabric, thread weight, and operator notes.
Generate from rule-sourced decisions
The engine records region-plan decisions before machine files are exported, so reports and stitch output do not drift apart.
Keep software-ready separate from production-approved
PES/DST output, score thresholds, jump counts, trims, and Ink/Stitch markers can support software readiness. Physical sewout evidence still decides production approval.
Who this is for
DigitizingFlow is aimed at embroidery operators, small shops, and technical digitizers who want repeatable intake, evidence review, and packet handoff without hiding manual-review blockers.
What the software will not overclaim
A generated file can be software-ready after automated checks, but production approval remains blocked until the stitched sample is physically verified.
Operator questions
What this page can honestly claim
Can DigitizingFlow create PES and DST files?
The hosted worker can produce PES and DST candidates for supported runs and stores the files with reports, previews, hashes, and gate evidence.
Does software-ready mean production-ready?
No. Software-ready means the generated output passed software-side checks. Production approval still requires physical sewout evidence.
Next step
Run the workflow with the production boundary visible.
Queue artwork, inspect generated evidence, and keep physical sewout approval separate from software readiness.