Job #1043 is scanned at the press, claimed by Ravi, passed by QA and picked up at 4 pm. Nobody typed it twice, and the board stock came off the shelf on its own.
From the front desk to the doorstep
Every order becomes a tracked job. Operators claim steps, QA checks the result, the billing and delivery desks close it, and stock moves by itself.
How it works
- 01Token
Walk-ins and web orders start as a token, then a quotation and a sales order.
- 02Job sheet
A QR job sheet is printed with every step. Operators claim steps from the job queue.
- 03Close
QA passes it, the billing desk collects, the delivery desk hands it over.
The problems it solves
Nobody knows where a job is
Customers call, staff walk the floor, and the answer is a guess.
Every job has a QR job sheet and a live status, from token to delivery, on one board.
Jobs start on unapproved designs
A job goes to press before the customer approves, and the run is wasted.
The design lock stops a job from starting until its design is approved and print-ready.
Stock disappears
Board and ink are used but never written off, so the shelf is empty mid-run.
Material is deducted as each step starts, against what operators actually used, and a purchase request is raised when an order is short.
Why shops choose it
QA that decides who pays
When a job fails QA, record why and whose fault it was, then reprint, requote or deliver anyway.
Scrapped and remade at the shop’s cost.
Release early, deliver in parts
Let part of an order go before the rest is finished, and deliver what is ready.
What is inside
Design jobs and site visits, with photo reports.
Operators claim and start steps on their machine.
A job only starts once its design is approved.
Pass, reprint, requote or deliver anyway, with reasons.
To bill, to collect, ready for pickup, to dispatch.
Deducted as steps start, rolls by weight, purchase requests when short.
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