Focus on Software Solutions Wilcom How an aff ordable application is helping Outsourced embroidery
Using WilcomWorkspace Studio you can easily add, edit or remove new colourways
Whether your embroidery production is in-house or you outsource your digitising or production, WilcomWorkspace Studio makes viewing, recolouring and converting embroidery designs accessible to anyone. Non-embroidery personnel can access embroidery fi les without purchasing digitising software. The easy-to-use web-based application removes the complexity of embroidery software, making colour co-ordination available to anyone. Easily add, edit or remove design colourways and output accurate and professional worksheets for your remote embroidery production team.
Once colour thread information is added to the embroidery design, using WilcomWorkspace Studio, all the data is stored in the single embroidery design fi le and will ensure logo colour consistency between orders.
In-house embroidery
Hold-ups in production affect the business’s bottom line. Your digitiser is critical in your embroidery cycle, and relieving them from mundane tasks will keep them focused on the important jobs.
WilcomWorkspace Studio empowers your customer service and production team to make quick edits to designs, such as changes in size, and colours, plus convert the embroidery design to a stitch fi le for the machine.
In addition to adding new design colours, print multiple colourways on complete bar-coded production worksheets and summaries for clear garment production instructions. The specialised EMB designs are now accessible to all your team members, allowing the digitiser to focus on digitising.
This convenient web-based application works on PC, MAC, and most tablet devices. Wilcom is excited to invite you to try a new affordable on-demand embroidery application backed by world-class technology.
www.wilcom.com Brickweb
The Brick Factory allows users to create, integrate and automate
Gain that leading edge
Demand for customised merchandise has never been higher and is constantly growing. This means that competition is fi ercest, so businesses offering print on-demand services must have a leading edge that sets them apart from and above the crowded marketplace. The Brick Factory, designed and developed by leading e-commerce development agency Brickweb, is the ideal solution. The Brick Factory allows users to:
• Create. A powerful, state-of-the-art design module lets you create an infi nite array of product designs, either from scratch or by uploading images, logos and more from your gallery. Your visitors can also choose to make their designs for your products.
• Integrate. The Brick Factory can seamlessly integrate with major suppliers, giving you thousands of product choices to populate your store. These can then be linked to customer stores and apps for top e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Shopify, eBay, TikTok, Etsy and more. You can even integrate unique stores using the powerful API/CSV tool.
• Automate. All channel sales can be managed from a secure, personalised factory dashboard, allowing the entire merchandising operation to be run in real-time from any internet-enabled device. Each product and process type has its custom workfl ow into which customer orders are automatically added before being sent to your printer and then drop-shipped to the customer.
The best way to experience all of the many features of the Brick Factory is with a free one-hour demonstration so please get in touch with the Brickweb team to book yours. Create, integrate and automate with the Brick Factory!
www.brickweb.co.uk www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk February 2023 | 83 |
embroidery production worldwide The long-awaited WilcomWorkspace Studio’s latest features are set to simplify production, regardless of your business model.
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