Yet another managament program thread

[1964GN]

Brandt, if you are interested you should reach out to Price It. I think the more they can learn on how we use Monday.com the better. No promises of course but the fact that they called me back about it saying they were "intrigued" gives me some hope.

[GraphicDisorder]

Brandt, if you are interested you should reach out to Price It. I think the more they can learn on how we use Monday.com the better. No promises of course but the fact that they called me back about it saying they were "intrigued" gives me some hope.

I actually like Fast Manager, its not perfect by any means, but I dig it.

If price it figures out how to make Monday work with it id get it a serious look though.

[BorisB]

Start here:

1. put together a list of wants & needs.  You will need to remain flexible on this, ranking them isn't a bad idea.

2. Make sure you note what your goals are.  Do you want to streamline ordering/reorders/scheduling?

3. Set a budget, but don't let that be the end all.  Also take things into account like processing fees etc.  Those are likely to go up...at the same time your clerical time should drop dramatically.

4. Test drive the contenders.  Watch all of the videos you can.

5. Nothing is perfect.  You will have to make whatever you get work.  There will always be something missing, but that one missing thing might be overshadowed by a great feature you didn't even know you needed.

Hope this helps

Here is a list of some:
Teesom (what we run)
Precise by Impress
Price-it
Shopworx
Printavo
TeeCal
Shopvox Apparel
Deconetwork
Corebridge
TeeChimp
Cyrious
Stokkup
The Print Life

This is by no means all of them, and some of them may be gone.  I don't know.

Imprintnext is missing. I like their screenshots and webpage.  But not their pricing

[mk162]

Start here:

1. put together a list of wants & needs.  You will need to remain flexible on this, ranking them isn't a bad idea.

2. Make sure you note what your goals are.  Do you want to streamline ordering/reorders/scheduling?

3. Set a budget, but don't let that be the end all.  Also take things into account like processing fees etc.  Those are likely to go up...at the same time your clerical time should drop dramatically.

4. Test drive the contenders.  Watch all of the videos you can.

5. Nothing is perfect.  You will have to make whatever you get work.  There will always be something missing, but that one missing thing might be overshadowed by a great feature you didn't even know you needed.

Hope this helps

Here is a list of some:
Teesom (what we run)
Precise by Impress
Price-it
Shopworx
Printavo
TeeCal
Shopvox Apparel
Deconetwork
Corebridge
TeeChimp
Cyrious
Stokkup
The Print Life

This is by no means all of them, and some of them may be gone.  I don't know.

Imprintnext is missing. I like their screenshots and webpage.  But not their pricing

That pricing isn't bad.  I don't know how they make money with it though.  A one time charge is rare these days.

[Homer]

Order My Gear....I asked them about a year or two ago if they ever planned on developing a management tool and at the time, they were not planning on it but I will ask again or keep bugging them until they do. They already have most of the moving parts in play....I'm not an IT guy but I don't understand how every one of these companies miss the mark, do they not talk to shop owners?! I may end up caving and going back to two different programs for apparel and signs... which is not ideal in any way

[ZooCity]

Imprintnext- $4k one time for all that?  I think that's a screaming deal if it works.  Will look into this one further soon.

[whitewater]

Just did a zoom with PriceIt and I have to say, it ticks off most of the boxes for us.

It does for a lot of people.  My big hang-up years ago was 17 line items for an invoice.  Did they fix that? 

It's a good program.

25 now lol

[Maff]

YoPrint is another one to check out. We tried it right before the pandemic hit and at that point put the breaks on everything. But its pretty robust and the tech support was super responsive.


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[Larz]

Hey folks. We use PriceIt in our shop. Full disclosure: We developed it. Not gonna go into a bunch of salesy talk here but just reach out to us at https://www.PriceItSoftware.com if you're interested. Thanks!

[blue moon]

Hey folks. We use PriceIt in our shop. Full disclosure: We developed it. Not gonna go into a bunch of salesy talk here but just reach out to us at https://www.PriceItSoftware.com if you're interested. Thanks!

hey Larz, you should start a thread about your software and get ppl talking about it. Might get some good suggestions or answer the questions about the features.

pierre

[Larz]

Hey folks. We use PriceIt in our shop. Full disclosure: We developed it. Not gonna go into a bunch of salesy talk here but just reach out to us at https://www.PriceItSoftware.com if you're interested. Thanks!

hey Larz, you should start a thread about your software and get ppl talking about it. Might get some good suggestions or answer the questions about the features.

pierre

I love that idea. Am I allowed to do that here?

[blue moon]

Hey folks. We use PriceIt in our shop. Full disclosure: We developed it. Not gonna go into a bunch of salesy talk here but just reach out to us at https://www.PriceItSoftware.com if you're interested. Thanks!

hey Larz, you should start a thread about your software and get ppl talking about it. Might get some good suggestions or answer the questions about the features.

pierre

I love that idea. Am I allowed to do that here?

absolutely! welcome to promote the product as long as it's done politely. You can start thread to discuss the features or what ever else you want.

You can post advertising in the advertising section.

[mk162]

I don't want to speak for the group, but I find a forum like this one is a great place to promote your product, but also to answer any questions related to it.

There are a lot of outdated opinions on software because they are updated(or should be) frequently.  It's nice to have the developers here to explain what has changed and why things work a certain way.

[Larz]

Just did a zoom with PriceIt and I have to say, it ticks off most of the boxes for us.

It does for a lot of people.  My big hang-up years ago was 17 line items for an invoice.  Did they fix that? 

It's a good program.

We did address the 17 line items. It's now 25. (among other really really cool stuff)

[mk162]

Just did a zoom with PriceIt and I have to say, it ticks off most of the boxes for us.

It does for a lot of people.  My big hang-up years ago was 17 line items for an invoice.  Did they fix that? 

It's a good program.

Should be unlimited, just sayin'  I've had some $30,000 invoices that were easily 75 line items by the time everyone ordered 2-5xl, ladies, different colors, etc.  and T-quoter handled it just fine...and that program hasn't changed much since 2006.



We did address the 17 line items. It's now 25. (among other really really cool stuff)