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Uniform management software for apparel suppliers to automate client orders and track staff allocations.
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| Website | codegres.org | getworkgear.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from New Zealand · 10 - 19 employees |
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Get WorkGear is a specialized uniform management system designed for apparel suppliers to deliver a seamless, automated ordering experience to their corporate clients. If you supply workwear, PPE, or corporate uniforms to other businesses, Get WorkGear replaces messy spreadsheets and endless...
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Get WorkGear's answer:
Get WorkGear is uniquely engineered from the ground up specifically for the B2B uniform, apparel, and safety gear supply chain. Unlike generic e-commerce platforms or basic wholesale portals, it natively handles complex, role-based product allocations and digital uniform allowances. It shifts the burden of ordering logic from the supplier onto a smart, automated client interface that prevents over-ordering, tracks garment compliance lifespans, and eliminates manual data entry mistakes.
Get WorkGear's answer:
The primary audience consists of B2B uniform suppliers, corporate apparel manufacturers, and industrial safety gear/PPE distributors. The platform is built for suppliers serving clients in high-turnover, compliance-heavy industries - such as Construction, Mining & Resources, Transport & Logistics, and Childcare/Early Learning - where tracking individual staff clothing allowances and safety standards is an operational requirement.
Get WorkGear's answer:
More than 15 years ago, we built our first apparel ordering platform. Get WorkGear was born directly out of the frustration of watching apparel suppliers and their corporate clients drown in a spreadsheet mountain. It quickly showed us how important a streamlined, well-designed system could be for suppliers and their clients. Managing uniform allocations via emails, paper forms, and manual logs consistently led to massive budget waste, delayed onboarding for new hires, and serious compliance gaps with safety gear. We built Get WorkGear to digitize and automate this entire workflow - bridging the gap between the procurement team, the field staff, and the apparel supplier to make commercial uniform management entirely seamless. Get WorkGear has been shaped by years of feedback, real-world use, and continuous improvement for the modern workforce.
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Unlike legacy systems that are notorious for steep learning curves, high upfront costs, and grueling, months-long implementation periods, Get WorkGear is engineered for rapid deployment and ultimate ease of use. Businesses choose us because they can launch in days, not months, without a dense training manual.
We bring consumer-grade user experiences to industrial procurement - allowing employees to complete compliance-capped orders in under 60 seconds. Combined with a transparent, supplier-funded model (often resulting in a $0 entry point for the buyer) and integrations like Xero and NetSuite, Get WorkGear delivers instant financial and operational ROI without the traditional software setup headache.
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