Shared customer history
A mixed job still belongs to the same customer record, even when the next order is a different kind of work.
Shop software for full-service print shops
One shop. Different work. The same job history.
Monday can be shirts, Tuesday can be ACM signs, and Wednesday can be a box-truck wrap. OBPrint keeps the customer, approved work, purchasing, production, installs, and financial record connected while each department does the work its way.
14 days. No card required. Bring your next real job.
Inside OBPrintFull-service print shops
One job. Keep it moving.
The work changes. The handoff does not.
Mixed shops need shared context without forcing apparel, signs, and wraps into one identical production path.
- 01
Capture the request
Keep the customer, job type, scope, and next step together from the first lead or quote.
- 02
Sell the actual work
Use the right pricing and supplier details for garments, graphics, signage, wraps, or a mix of services.
- 03
Move the approved job
Carry proofs, files, notes, line items, and tasks into the sales order and production record.
- 04
Finish and learn
Bring production, installs, invoices, and job history back together so the owner can review what the work took.
After the quote
Give each department its view without splitting the business
The useful part is what the next person can see without asking the owner.
Purchasing that follows the work
Garments, substrates, and other supply requirements stay tied to the jobs that need them.
One financial anchor
Approved quotes become sales orders, invoices open from the sales order, and payments remain connected to the work.
See the other work
A shop does not have to pick one kind of job.
FAQ
Straight answers for this shop type.
Plain answers about the workflow and the plan.
Can one shop use OBPrint for apparel, signs, and wraps?
Yes. OBPrint supports custom apparel, signs, wraps, decals, installs, and related production workflows. Each job can carry the details its service type needs.
Will every department have to use the same workflow?
No. Boards, lists, calendars, machine queues, work orders, and install scheduling give different teams useful views while the customer and job record stay connected.
How do quotes become invoices?
Approved quotes convert to a sales order. Invoice opens from the sales order. Take payment through Square, Stripe, or your existing flow.
What does OBPrint cost?
The Full Run is $120 per month.
The Full Run is $1,000 per year (save $440 vs monthly).
14-day free trial on The Full Run. No credit card required.
Start with one job
Run the next real job through OBPrint.
Start with one job, let the team run it, then look back at what actually happened.