Ideas

Bulk Actions
We need more bulk editing options. We have almost 500 stores and changing anything requires an excessive amount of work. There is no option to modify color names. For example, SanMar just changed color names on a lot of Gildan products. My designers have to find the product in 500 stores and modify each color name individually. There are no bulk pricing update options. If I need to increase prices by $0.25 or 3%, it's virtually impossible. It has to be done to each and every SKU / Color / Size combination manually. There are no option to add a banner or other component to all stores. Store policies need to be edited individually across all stores. So if I change my Thank you Message or Refund Policy, it has to be done to each and every store. There are no bulk gift code void options. So when customers kill codes at the end of the year to purchase new ones, we have to individually void hundreds, if not thousands of codes. There is no way to deactivate a product in bulk when something changes, like a color is discontinued, or an entire SKU is discontinued. We have to find it in every store and manually do it. There is no way to mark a SKU / Size / Color combination as out of stock if it becomes unavailable. It has to be done manually in every store. There should be an easy way to toggle it on and off should the Inksoft inventory enforcement not work (which is a very common occurrence). So many things need to be done in each and every store, over and over and over again.
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Changeable Service titles.
Instead of using hard coded titles for services like “Digital print” , “Screen Print” and “Embroidery” which change the ability and function of the Online designer and pricing matrix allow a more simplified experience. Let us change the service names and leverage the service that works best. In our case it would be the digital print due to the abilities of full color image upload and not needing the costumer to choose the number of colors. We’d still leverage the embroidery serves as is as that’s completely different whereas DTF and Screen printed are very similar. In this time of DTF and other heat transfer solutions becoming more common my company would like to simplify the ordering process. We basically choose the method of decorating that suits the job best. Sometime that’s a screen print and sometimes that’s a DTF or vinyl heat transfer. We charge the same for either. We have found that the cost of doing DTF heat transfers and the cost of creating screens added setups cost about the same. So unless a customer specifically asks for a screen print or wants a DTF instead we decide the method. For us it would solve for… - Customer confusion when creating their order in the designer. Simplifies our pricing and workflow while still being able to leverage the inksoft matrix we prefer. Makes uploading full color art images more useful. Obviously, if it’s a multi color design or a design on dark garments we’re likely going to opt for a DTF over a screen print. Thanks! 🙏
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