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Print Order Management Chaos
Print businesses struggle to manage orders, quality, and workflows efficiently, causing delays, errors, and lost revenue.
In their words
As my customer base grows, I can see that doing everything manually isn't going to work much longer especially with busy season coming up.
I just need to track jobs from quote to invoice in one program.
She wants customers to upload and lay out their own photos into an album online, so she isn't manually designing every single order by hand.
these web to print stores are everywhere and frankly they all suck
Their new princh buyout pricing is way too pricey for us.
Also being able to handle printing out of the box. Having to pay extra for custom hosting, then pay again for a 3rd party printer app, just to have Odoo print instead of PDF is crazy.
The software is also pretty rough, so I still do most of my design work in Photoshop. Setting up a full bed of parts can easily take an hour just to align everything before printing.
It feels like the owner has to be present to make decent money, otherwise most of the profit goes into salaries.
We MUST pull up the Roland chart and click on the Roland swatch "PR43K" to get red.
Eh dapat di ba nakapag-forecast na kayo na may incoming reprints eh June palang bayad na yang mga books sa inyo?
our Fuji machine has been this way for almost 2 years but no manager wants to call support for it
There's been times where I went almost 1.5 hrs without printing a single thing because I was stuck at the cs desk the whole time
the shipping side is always the part nobody plans for... a whole customer service load when a card lands late
Print shop owners and operators
Where they talk
- r/CommercialPrinting
- r/Staples
- r/3DPrintFarms
- r/printondemand
- r/3Dprintingbusiness
- r/SCREENPRINTING
- r/3Dprinting
- r/Printing
Tools they use today
- Excel
- Shopify
- Printful
- Printify
- Illustrator
- InDesign
- Odoo
- Onyx
Why those fall short
- software is rough, single camera fisheye, manual alignment
- staff are not prints specialists and fields are hard to capture
- software update locked menu, auto-unloads and misreads loaded paper
- jams on specific pages, no known fix, 30 reprints before it works
- printers have templates but clients and designers never receive them
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