For contract decorators
Contract work is priced to the cent and costed by feel. Here the month closes with a number instead of an argument.
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BrandID comes with your plan — it lists at $1,995 on its own — and setting a client up on it costs a fraction of that.
Labor and materials land on the order that used them.
One art is one job, across every line it lands on.
Every piece counted as it lands — not every box ticked.
Who gets what, by size, on the order itself.
Their art, approvals and history, in their own login.
One pay period, weekly overtime, time off that splits.
Cost, date, acknowledgement and what is still outstanding.
Color breaks, stitch bands, squared inches, per-client tiers.
The quote becomes the order becomes the work. Nothing retyped.
BrandID is included with every contract plan. A shop buying it on its own is set up at $1,995; you are not charged for it at all. Your clients then get their own store on it at a fraction of that — $750 once, the first time you give a client company the run of stores. Never again for that company. They sell; the orders land on your floor.
Labor per decoration method with materials beside it — what the floor actually spent, arriving where the money is.
Revenue, profit, cash collected, money owed and cash on hand, moving as the day does.
An order is line items. The floor works by art number and placement. Both live on the order, and neither is a translation of the other.
One art in one place on thirty-six lines is one job, not thirty-six.
Who gets what, by size, by place — on the order rather than in the spreadsheet beside it.
Received against the purchase order, piece by piece — not the day it was due out.
The portal is the client's own login: their art, their approvals, their history. They read; they change nothing.
Scan to receive saves about $50,000 a year in labor.
Open any one of them to see what is behind it.
No. Quoting is part of it. The point of it is what happens after: the job gets made, the hours and the materials land against it, and you find out what it cost.
It is the unit of work on the floor. One design in one place is one job, whether it runs across four lines or forty — one screen, one setup, one thing to schedule.
As many as your plan's seat number, and everybody who signs in takes one. It is a ceiling and not a meter: you pay the same whether you fill it or not, and nothing is charged per person.
Yes, in their own login: their art, their approvals and their order history. They can read it and they cannot change it.
Getting started includes BrandID, so every client of yours gets their own online store. On its own, being set up on BrandID lists at $1,995.
Take transfer, sticker and print orders online instead of by email.
Tick it when you open the shop, or switch it on any time after — it goes on the same monthly bill and comes off it the same way.
Your clients in their own login — their art, their approvals, their history.
Buying the blanks, checking them in, and a barcode gun on the dock.
Your people, the time clock, the pay period and time off.
Open the shop, and we put your catalog, your people and your first orders on it with you.