Features · Artwork and production readiness
Digitizing requests
The digitizing lives inside the order. Not in an email thread.
Rolling out to networks now.
| ID | Customer | Payment | Digitization Status | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DIG-2041 | Olivia Thompson | Paid | Completed | $240.00 |
| DIG-2040 | Marcus García | Awaiting | In Progress | $96.00 |
| DIG-2039 | Priya Singh | Paid | In Progress | $152.00 |
| DIG-2037 | Léa Dubois | Awaiting | Pending | $120.00 |
How it works
A file arriving three days later attached to nothing, and a polo order that died waiting for it.
Add an embroidered product and a digitizing line item is added automatically. The request is linked to the order. The proof, the approval, the DST and the stitch count stay attached to the line that paid for them. A digitizer still does the digitizing; the studio doesn't invent a stitch file from a JPEG. What changed is that nothing about it lives in somebody's inbox. The floor sees a line that's ready, or a line that's waiting, and never a line that's a mystery.
Works with: DST filesThread matchingOrder editDecoration techniquesOrder routing
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