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Built around hoops, grids, and the date you promised

Not general-purpose software with an apparel skin. Every screen assumes imprints, size runs, blanks, and machines.

One record from first quote to final invoice

Quotes carry imprints, size grids, and quantity breaks, then become orders without re-keying. Approvals, deposits, invoices, and payments live on the same job.

Orders list with statuses and due dates

A schedule the floor will believe

Drag the calendar against real capacity, route between stations, and see where a rush is about to break the week. Status on the floor is status in the office.

Production calendar with drag-and-drop scheduling

Proofs that stay with the job

Build mockups, send proofs, keep the signed file on the order. No digging through email for which version was approved.

Art approval screen with proof preview

Answer “where’s my order?” before they ask

Customers get a scoped link for invoices, status, approvals, and reorder.

Customer portal showing order status and invoices

Know the blanks landed before the machine is booked

Vendors, POs, receiving, and inventory tied back to the jobs that need them.

MasterStitch dashboard overview

What you priced, what they paid, what’s still out

Matrices and fees from the quote, deposits on the order, expenses against the work.

Quote screen with line items and pricing breakdown

Bring Printavo with you

Built-in import for customers, orders, and history. We run it. You don’t start from an empty shop unless you want to.

Orders list with statuses and due dates

Set up the way the shop already runs

Your pricing

Matrices, breaks, fees, and tax once — then every quote.

Your roles

Owners, desk, and floor each see their screens. Not the books, unless they should.

Your other methods

Embroidery is the home. Screen print, DTF, and promo still belong on the same order.

The whole job

Sell

Quote, get approval, turn it into a scheduled order.

Make

Book machines, route the work, keep floor and office in sync.

Collect

Invoice, take payment, hand the portal to the customer.

See it on a sample shop, then sign up.

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