Artwork can hold up the queue
A print job awaiting customer approval should not look ready for production.
CrafPrint / For DTF/DTG Shops
See the queue.
Plan the next print.
Multiple jobs, changing artwork, and rush requests can make the day hard to read. Give each print job a clear place in the queue and keep its deadline, materials, and production notes close by.
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Print queue · sample jobs
- DTF transfers
- Awaiting customer decision
- DTG apparel
- Review garment stock
- Rush request
- Check deadline before scheduling
Illustrative queue; no automated machine scheduling or material measurement is implied.
The everyday challenges
A busy print queue needs more than a job name.
Rush jobs affect the whole day
Due dates, order status, and task priorities help you see what needs attention before reshuffling work.
Consumables affect the estimate
Garments, ink, film, powder, labor, and design/setup time all contribute to the job's cost.
How CrafPrint helps
Make production status visible.
Use order records and the Kanban Production Board to organize work by stage. Keep customer artwork instructions in notes, review due dates, and record tasks for the next action. Track stock quantities and supplier contacts alongside the queue. Capacity-based scheduling and automatic rush-order prioritization are planned.
Tools for the way you work
Connect the details.
Support the business.
Start with the essentials for your workflow. Planned capabilities are identified below.
Order Management & Kanban Production Board
See where jobs stand and move work between production stages.
Explore Order Management →Product Inventory
Review garment and material quantities before preparing the next print run.
Explore Product Inventory →Vendor Management
Find supplier contacts when you need garments, film, ink, or powder.
Explore Vendor Management →Profit Margin Calculator
Compare the total cost you enter with selling price to estimate margin and profit.
Explore Cost Calculator →Material Cost Calculator
A dedicated material-cost and usage workflow is planned; include manual material estimates in your current cost total.
Explore Cost Calculator →Tasks & Calendar
Record due-dated tasks for job preparation. Calendar views and automated scheduling are planned.
Customer Management
Keep customer contacts and job context available when requesting a decision.
Explore Customer Management →Design Tools
Planned AI and mockup assistance will support creative preparation; owners review the result.
Explore Design Tools →The CrafPrint Production Board
See where every print job stands.
A Kanban-style board groups jobs by stage so you can see what is waiting, what is in production, and what is ready. The sequence below illustrates the intended simplified workflow; current application status labels differ.
- 1
New
Capture the request and deadline.
- 2
Design
Prepare artwork instructions.
- 3
Awaiting Approval
Wait for the customer's decision.
- 4
Approved
Confirm the job is ready to proceed.
- 5
In Production
Print and finish the work.
- 6
Ready
Prepare completed goods for fulfillment.
- 7
Shipped
Record the shipping update.
- 8
Completed
Retain the completed job history.
A stronger business routine
Stay organized.
Grow with intention.
A more readable queue
See stalled work and the next production action in one place.
Better preparation
Review materials and due dates before starting a print run.
More complete estimates
Include consumables, garment costs, time, and setup when reviewing a price.
Explore the tools in more detail
The right tools for your next step.
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Manage your customers, orders, production, inventory, and profitability from one platform.
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