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45 emails to sell 100 shirts. Or one link.
Shopworks stays. The barcodes stay. We put the front end in front of them, so the order arrives finished, priced and paid.
Here is your situation.
One half of your shop is finished. The other half is an inbox.
Already built, and staying.
24 automatic presses. Barcode driven production, bins, QC, dryer settings, shipping. Shopworks running your ERP and your accounting. Order Desk routing the print on demand feed. None of it needs us.
Still a mailbox.
Direct orders arrive as email threads. Reseller quotes arrive as phone calls. Repeat art you already have on file gets quoted again. Every one of them gets retyped by a person.
So what is there left to build?
Only the front end. Nothing behind it.
Does staying the same cost you more than changing?
- How many direct orders came in that way last month?
- How many quotes did resellers ask for, and how many became orders?
- What does a 45 email order cost you when it still lands wrong?
- How many promo distributors would sell more if selling were easier?
- Which of your competitors already hands them a link instead of an inbox?
What we put in front of your presses.
Your presses, your barcodes and Shopworks stay exactly as they are. This is only the layer in front of them.
One good client covers the whole thing.
Jeff, this is the guarantee we built for Redwall. Not a standard policy. Yours.
Under five touches on a real direct order, or we keep working free.
We build it. You run one real 100 piece direct order through it. If your staff still needs more than five touches to get that order to the press, we keep working at no charge until it does.
Your price lists, your decoration rules, your first store. Set up by us.
You configure nothing. We load your price lists, screen counts, thread colors and warehouse default, and we rebuild until you sign off. No limit on rounds. We are done when you say so.
You also get, free, everything below.
Unlimited onboarding and supportPriceless
Held for you for 6 days. We take a few hands on onboardings a month, and Charles builds the first store himself.
You said you do not want to fix what is not broken. Neither do we. Your back end is finished, so we build the front end in front of it, starting with your direct sales and your resellers. Charles loads your price list and your first store himself.
What this covers, and what it deliberately does not.
You said you do not want a platform that wants your whole workflow. So this one does not ask for it.
- In: direct sale ordering, decoration pricing, reseller logins, repeat orders, unlimited stores
- Not in: your ERP, your press scheduling, your barcode workflow. Untouched.
- Shopworks: a documented connector path exists. Scoped and quoted separately.
- Order Desk: they publish an inbound order API. Scoped and quoted separately.
- Design metadata into your barcodes: scoped with your team once the front end runs.
One step at a time. That was your call on the demo, and we agree with it.
What print shops say.
Before CFDFpromo, everything was manual: quotes, mockups, repeat orders. Now clients get their own store and reorder on their own. Huge time saver, and it is built for print shops, not generic e-commerce.
It is made by people who understand printing and promotional products. The software is flexible, the stores look professional, and when you need help you are not explaining your business from scratch.