Print shop & DTF solutions
Track specifications, approved artwork versions and progress for each order. Start with the workflow your shop needs most, then expand as the data becomes clear.
Scope, delivery dates and acceptance criteria are agreed before work starts.
Record width, quantity, units and an agreed pricing formula for the product group in scope.
Track versions and approval status so production staff can identify the file authorised for use.
Attach status, owners and handover points to each order or work instruction.
An illustrative print shop workflow; actual stages follow the products and equipment in use.
Record specifications, quantity and pricing using the configured formula.
Keep the artwork version, approver and production-ready status.
Update stages, material use and checks within the selected package.
Record delivered quantities and completion status against the order.
Prices cover the described shop management scope. Specifications, formulas and stages are agreed before implementation; monthly support can be selected after handover.
Implementation scope
From 39,000,000 VND / implementation
Before applicable taxes
Organise one workflow from quoting and artwork approval to delivery.
Implementation scope
From 69,000,000 VND / implementation
Before applicable taxes
Add material tracking and quality checks for each job.
Ongoing service
1,500,000 VND / month
Before applicable taxes
Optional assistance for the system already handed over.
Prices exclude applicable taxes and third-party charges such as software licences, cloud/hosting, AI usage, SMS/Zalo messages and equipment. Work outside the agreed scope is approved before it starts. Monthly operations support is optional and separate from warranty fixes covered by the handover agreement. RIP, automatic nesting, colour processing, printer drivers, machine control and a complete accounting system are excluded.
Required catalogues, units and pricing formulas within the package limits.
Order records, file versions, approval status and editing permissions.
Stages, warehouses and recording forms configured for the agreed scope.
Work-in-progress reports, handover records and training for the shop team.
From discovery to handoverReview sample quotes, artwork approvals and the shop's order workflow, the available data and how your team works today.
Set deliverables, limits, cost, owners and acceptance criteria before work starts.
Configure or develop the agreed scope and check it with approved sample data.
Your team tests normal tasks, exceptions and access rights.
Provide guidance and documentation, then agree how support requests are handled.
Important approvals and changes need a responsible person. Order management software does not replace RIP software, nesting tools or printer controllers. Device connections and machine readings are committed only after checking documentation and access.
The management workflow can follow how your shop receives orders, approves artwork, prices by metre or specification and delivers work. Exact capabilities are agreed from sample orders and actual production practices; equipment connectivity is not assumed.
No. This scope manages orders and shop operations. RIP, nesting, colour management and printer control drivers remain separate software or equipment.
An agreed formula can be configured: one in the core package and up to two in the traceability package. Units, minimum charges, waste allowances and exceptions need to be defined first.
The workflow records versions and approval status so the responsible person can confirm the file to use. Shop-floor checks still matter; the system does not control every action taken on a printer.
The traceability package includes manual material, waste and quality records by job. Automatic readings from machines or sensors require separate investigation and scope.
Equipment, RIP, platform licences and third-party infrastructure are excluded. Implementation and optional monthly support are separate; additional work is agreed before it starts.
A sample quote, artwork approval steps and your current way of assigning work help define the right scope.
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