Features
Everything the system does, and what each piece is worth to you.
Ninety-six capabilities, grouped in the order a network uses them. Every one has its own page: what you get, what it used to cost you, and what someone said the first time they saw it. Most of these run with nobody touching them. That's the point.
Activation and stores
Rapid storePaste a customer's domain. Get a store that's ready to sell.Bulk importA spreadsheet of domains in. Five hundred branded stores out.Six store typesSame rails. Different switches. Pick the one that matches the job.Employee and company storeAllowances that behave like allowances. New hires order on day one.Fundraising storeThe goal bar sells. The beneficiary gets paid without a check run.Pop-up storeA store with an expiry date, on purpose.Redemption storeThe code is the checkout. No card, no account, no abandoned cart.Private B2B storeYour account buyers buy on terms. So does checkout.Public storeOpen to the world. Still on your rails.Clone a storeNext season is a copy, not a rebuild.Template storesHQ builds the calendar once. Every location runs it.Store editorChange the store yourself. Inside the network's rules.Custom domainsYour name on every URL. Ours on none of them.Per-store emailReceipts and shipping updates from the store's own name.Catalog modeShow everything. Sell nothing until they call.Multi-languageThe buyer reads the store in their language. HQ reads one cockpit.Multi-currencyPrice in the buyer's currency. Settle to the location's account.
Selling tools
LookbookThe mockup that replaces the mockup.QuotesA quote in seconds. The buyer edits it themselves.Quote to storeOne click. The quote becomes a standing store.PromotionsPercent off, dollar off, buy one get one. Per store, per group.CampaignsA dated push to a named group. On, then off, by itself.Customer groupsGroup the buyers. Then price, promo and gift them as one.Post-purchase emailOne order becomes a standing store. 82 percent clicked, on one account.WalletsSomebody else pays. The shop still gets paid on every order.Gift cardsSell the value now. Ship the shirt when they pick it.Redemption codesOne code. One item. Nothing to abandon at checkout.SplitsDivide every order the way the agreement says. Automatically.
Artwork and production readiness
DPI gateA 72 dpi logo gets caught on the call, not on the dock.Print zonesLeft chest is four inches. The studio knows that.Decoration techniquesTwelve methods, each priced and previewed the way it prints.VectorizeThe JPEG they sent becomes a clean SVG. Automatically.UpscaleDouble the resolution. Pass the gate.Background removalThe white box around the logo disappears.PSD templatesYour own product templates. The mockup matches your garment.AI mockupsEmbroidery looks stitched. Foil catches light. Before anyone orders.Lifestyle imagesThe polo on a person, not a flat garment on gray.Art lockerEvery approved logo variant, applied to the right product without a designer.DST filesUpload the DST. The stitch count reads itself.Thread matchingThread colors matched from hex codes. No color call.Digitizing requestsThe digitizing lives inside the order. Not in an email thread.
Catalog, sourcing and pricing
Master catalogYour copy. Every supplier's offer on one listing.SourcesThe same polo from two suppliers. Pick by price, stock or preference.Discovery catalogBrowse every supplier's range. Pull in what you'll actually sell.Curated catalogsFifty products cover eighty percent of sales. Show those.Deploy a catalogBuild the holiday catalog once. Every store in the network is selling it in minutes.Price listsOne price list, one button. Every store re-prices in seconds.Margin readoutType 60 percent markup. Read back 37.5 percent margin.Size surcharges2XL and up carry the surcharge. Automatically, on every line.Margin warnings and floorsNever under cost. The store won't take the price.Lock modesHQ holds cost. Locations hold margin. Or the reverse. You choose.Supplier whitelist and blacklistWhich suppliers appear on any store. Which never do.Restricted brandsEnforced at the catalog, not suggested in a memo.Supplier purchase ordersThe PO raises on the location's own account. Rebates land where they're earned.PSST routingBlanks to the decorator. Decorated goods on to the buyer. One cart.
Orders, inventory and fulfillment
Print on demandOne hoodie, no minimum, nothing to stock. Still your account.Bulk ordersA 250-piece screen run in the same cart as the one-off.Stock inventorySell what's on your shelf, beside print on demand, in one catalog.ReservationsThe unit is held the moment it's in the cart.Multi-warehouseShip from the closest stock location. Automatically.Mixed cartA DTG one-off, a 250-piece screen run and forty tumblers. One checkout.Order routingEach line goes to the right floor. Nobody re-keys it.Fulfill EnginePrint on demand as a route, not a separate business.Taylor OnDemandPrint, promo and packaging from fifteen-plus North American floors.HelloPrintBusiness cards and banners route like apparel does. Across Europe.Network holdA window to catch it before the network sees it.Split shipmentsOne order, several boxes, one tracking view for the buyer.ShipStationYour floor's orders get a label. Tracking writes itself back.Order editChange the order after it's placed. Ledger and PO follow.Partial refundRefund the line, not the order.Cancel throughCancel the order. Cancel the PO. Cancel the route. One action.Transfer ownershipA store moves to a new location. History comes with it.ReturnsPolicy acknowledged before payment. Returns handled on the order.
Money
Stripe, your own accountCard payments settle to the location. Not to us. Not to HQ.Stripe ConnectSplits pay out on their own. With a statement.SettlementsEvery dollar owed, calculated from what actually sold.PayoutsPaid on schedule. No one at the shop pushing a button.StatementsOne document per party, per period, from the ledger.Invoices and net termsTerms at checkout for named buyers. Invoice from the same ledger.TaxCalculated per location, per jurisdiction, at checkout.
The cockpit
The cockpitEvery sale, every location, every channel. One number you can audit.Order ingestionThe cockpit fills up before a single store moves.RebatesAttributed at the point of sale. Not claimed on a guess.Royalties and feesCalculated from the ledger, not a self-reported total.AnalyticsWalk into the supplier meeting with the network's real number.System logEvery event, timestamped, searchable.
Network admin and security
Three-tier dashboardHQ above. Locations below. Buyers on the store. Each sees its slice.Roles and permissionsHQ, region, location, rep, buyer. Each sees its own slice, nothing above it.ImpersonationFix it from their view. No password reset.Audit logWho did what, and when. Every admin action.API keysYour data leaves whenever you want it to.WebhooksEvery order event, pushed to your back office.Integration hubSuppliers, fulfillment, shipping, payments. Connected, on whose account.Multi-factor authenticationA second factor on every admin login. Buyers don't have to.Tenant isolationYour data in its own database and storage. Not rows shared with other networks.Interactive tutorialsTraining at scale, under your name, without a help desk.