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InkSoft Adds New Embroidery Online Sales Technology To Program

Published

6 years ago

July 17, 2018

InkSoft has added a new dimension to its online sales software by incorporating technology specifically addressing embroidery into its program. The expanded capabilities make it easy for decorators to cash in on embroidery’s high perceived value and profit margins selling online. Building on the technology of the platform’s Rapid Product Creator, the new module provides a fast and simple way to manage and sell embroidery products and services from an InkSoft-powered website.

It enables InkSoft users to import, visualize, work with and store digitized embroidery files, without the expense, time and effort associated with traditional desktop embroidery software. In addition to providing the ability to create and manage embroidery file thread colors, the new tool reduces production errors and waste by automatically generating detailed work orders. Plus, it allows users to develop realistic product mockups for e-commerce and sales presentations.

InkSoft’s embroidery tech is currently available as a beta feature that is fully functional, but designed to get user feedback before it’s fully launched. The initial release marks the start of embroidery functionality in InkSoft, resolving key challenges and paving the way for enhanced capabilities in the future.

It exemplifies the company’s continued commitment to providing garment decorators with all the tools to successfully compete in the growing online marketplace. See it in action and learn how you can leverage the embroidery feature today to increase embroidery profits at https://www.inksoft.com/inksoft-embroidery-technology/.

For more information, contact InkSoft at (800) 410-3048; email: contact@inksoft.com or visit the website at www.inksoft.com.

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