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Fulfill Engine

Print on demand as a route, not a separate business.

Lines that fit on-demand go out to Fulfill Engine by STAHLS' without anybody re-keying them: DTF, DTG, embroidery, laser, screen, sublimation, apparel and hard goods, across vetted facilities in the US. Tracking comes back to the order and the buyer's receipt under the store's name. Your floor keeps what it wants; the route takes the rest. Pricing per technique is in the catalog already, so the store quoted the same number the route will charge, and the margin floor held on the way through.

What it used to cost youA second login, a re-typed order and a tracking number pasted by hand.
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Works with: Order routingPrint on demandTaylor OnDemandNetwork holdSplit shipments

Open orders142routed to 3 floors and 2 suppliers
OrderRouteStatus
#4471 · 1 hoodieDTG floorPrinting
#4472 · 250 teesScreen roomQueued
#4473 · 40 tumblersSupplier POShipped
#4474 · 12 polosWarehouse BPicked
Late0
Touched by hand2 of 142
Each line in a cart routes to the right floor or supplier on its own.

More in Orders, inventory and fulfillment

Print on demandOne hoodie, no minimum, nothing to stock. Still your account.Bulk ordersA 250-piece screen run in the same cart as the one-off.Stock inventorySell what's on your shelf, beside print on demand, in one catalog.ReservationsThe unit is held the moment it's in the cart.Multi-warehouseShip from the closest stock location. Automatically.Mixed cartA DTG one-off, a 250-piece screen run and forty tumblers. One checkout.

Bring last month’s orders. We will show you where each one would have routed.

Thirty minutes. Bring a customer's website. We build the store on the call and show you this feature doing its job.

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