How does automatic vectorizing of logos work?

The JPEG they sent becomes a clean SVG. Automatically. A customer's raster logo goes in. A clean vector file comes out, ready for screens, laser and cut vinyl, without a designer redrawing it. The vector sits in the art locker next to the original and travels with every store, quote and order the customer ever places. Run it on the logo a rapid store pulled, and the prospect's first quote is already press-ready. The gate reruns on the result, so you know the vector passes at every zone before it's used.

What it used to cost you: A designer's half hour per logo, or an outsourced redraw with a two-day turn.

The feature is called Vectorize. It runs on the same rails as everything else here: one catalog, one price list, one cockpit, your name on the front.