Install-first scheduling
Field work gets its own calendar view. Shop and install teams read the same job status. Bay scheduling reduces double-booked install slots.
For Wraps
Wraps need accurate estimates, proof approval, production time, and a clean install day. OBPrint ties those steps to the same sales order. Fleet programs and one-off vehicles both stay on one job record from quote to invoice.
Workflow
Build the quote with vinyl, laminate, design time, print, prep, and install hours. Shop rates and overhead show margin before you commit. Fleet quantity breaks can sit on the quote lines. Customer sees one clear proposal.
Send proofs on a link. Customer approves or requests changes. Revision history syncs to the sales order. Production prints and preps the art that sold, not a version from last week's email thread.
Board and work orders track print, laminate, weed, and prep. Crew knows what is due before the vehicle arrives. Rush jobs flag on the board. Materials usage can log on the job for costing.
Install board books bay time and field appointments. Installer app works offline on site. Crew sees vehicle details, wrap specs, and site notes. Photos document completion on the job.
Close the job with real materials and labor in job costing. Invoice from the sales order. Fleet customers reorder through quotes, portals, or merch programs when you run repeat vehicle programs.
Why shops pick OBPrint
Field work gets its own calendar view. Shop and install teams read the same job status. Bay scheduling reduces double-booked install slots.
Customer approvals attach to the sales order. Production does not run old art by mistake. Change requests stay on the proof thread.
Materials and labor roll up per job. See which fleet accounts actually make margin after install time and redo work.
Repeat customers with multiple vehicles stay on one customer record. Quote history speeds the next wave of installs.
Field crews capture photos and notes without reliable cell service. Status syncs when they reconnect.
Deep dive
Proof links for customer approval. Art versions on the job. Sales order locks specs for shop and field.
Print, laminate, and prep stages on the board. Work orders for multi-step wrap jobs. Due dates aligned with install appointments.
Installer app for on-site work. Install board for scheduling bays and crews. Fleet accounts with repeat vehicle programs.
Materials, shop labor, and install time on the job. Compare estimate to actual. Price the next fleet wave with real data.
Quoting
Blank cost, decoration, fees, and overhead land on each line as you build. Sell price and estimated shop cost update before the customer sees a number. Approved quotes convert to a sales order without retyping the line.
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| Job | Customer | Service | Stage | Due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SO-886491 | Bill Kelley Racing | Signs & Decals | Accepted | Overdue |
| SO-805481 | USDA Wildlife Service | Signs & Decals | Job Staged | 05/30 |
| SO-802110 | Northside Church | Screen Print | Production | Today |
Production
Move jobs through stages your shop actually uses. Due dates, rush flags, and machine assignments stay visible. Board, list, calendar, and machine queue views read the same job record.
Work order
Work orders attach tasks, production controls, packaging steps, and notes to the sales order. The Production tab on The Full Run adds press controls and floor mobile.
OB-5
OB-5 answers in plain language using your tenant data. Draft quotes and customer emails stay gated until Brain setup is complete, and pricing always comes from your catalog.
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FAQ
Quotes, sales orders, and customer records support repeat fleet work.
Use merch or portal tools when customers self-serve reorders.
The installer app supports field execution, photos, and notes.
Install scheduling syncs from the main production board.
Quotes support line items for partial coverage, decals, and fleet markings.
Same proof and install flow as full wraps.
Add design labor as line items or shop fees on the quote.
Margin shows before send so design hours do not get given away on rush fleet work.
Install board, installer app depth, and work order Production tools are Full Run.
Short Run still handles quotes and production list if you are testing the workflow.
Job notes and installer photos attach to the sales order.
Field crew documents completion for the office and the customer record.
The Full Run is $120 per month.
The Full Run is $1,000 per year (save $440 vs monthly).
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Short Run is free forever with monthly limits: 20 new quotes per month, 40 catalog adds per month, and 1 seat. Core quotes, production list, and payments stay available. Work order Production tools, MockLab, OB-5, live merch publish, and several integrations require The Full Run.
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