FlowPrinter

Sell more than you print.Print more than you sell.

Stores on FlowPrinter can pass print work to each other — a shipping store sells banners a print shop across town produces, and every store keeps its own name on the order.

The network is optional. Every store starts as a standalone storefront and can join a network later. Network setup is arranged with us, not switched on from the dashboard.

Talk to us about a network Start with a storefront

Or write to hello@flowprinter.com.

Your store

Takes the order

  • Customer pays you
  • Your name on the receipt

Producer

Prints and ships

  • Blind shipping
  • Status back to your store
Two counters, one order. Your store takes it and keeps the customer; the producer prints and ships it, and the status comes back to you.

Three roles a store can take.

A store can hold more than one role. None of them changes how its own storefront looks to customers.

Order collector

A sales-focused store

Sell a broader print catalog than you produce. Producers in the network fulfill behind your brand.

  • Take the customer’s order in your own store, with artwork and delivery details
  • Submit it to the network; a qualified producer is assigned
  • Stay the seller: blind shipping keeps you customer-facing

Producer

A production-ready shop

Keep your equipment busy with work from other stores, without competing for their customers.

  • Publish what you produce and where you ship
  • Review incoming jobs with complete details and accept the ones that fit
  • Update status as you produce, ship or prepare pickup

Network hub

A connected group of stores

Coordinate routing and visibility across the storefronts, collectors and producers in your group.

  • Route jobs by capability and service area
  • Follow every order from assignment through fulfillment
  • Each store keeps its own brand, pricing and customer relationship

How an order moves through the network.

  1. Step 1

    An order enters the network

    A customer buys from a storefront, or a collector submits a job on their behalf.

  2. Step 2

    Work reaches the right producer

    The hub reviews or routes the job to an equipped producer in the network.

  3. Step 3

    Production stays visible

    Stores follow the job from acceptance through production, shipping or pickup.

Tell us how you sell and produce.

We’ll map the right setup — a standalone storefront first, network roles when they earn their place.

Or write to hello@flowprinter.com.

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