Where invitation orders go wrong
An invitation order involves a design choice, personalised text with names and dates that must be exactly right, a quantity, and a deadline tied to an event. Corrections travel by messenger as screenshots, someone retypes them, and a misspelled name gets printed at the client expense or yours. Quantity pricing is also unpublished, so every enquiry becomes a manual quote.
What we build for a printer
First, a design catalogue with online personalisation and live preview, so the client enters their own names and dates rather than dictating them. Second, digital proof approval with a recorded confirmation, which ends the argument about who approved the misspelling. Third, quantity pricing calculated instantly, replacing the manual quote that delays every order. Fourth, production and delivery timelines tied to the event date, since an invitation that arrives late is worthless regardless of quality.