vPersonalize has unveiled a full technology stack to turn any dye sublimation or direct to garment (DTG) operation into a complete print and fulfillment house in six weeks. The company’s unified design to manufacturing solution helps designers and manufacturers visualise their products as they would be made and then manufacture them exactly as visualised.
The new platform makes running thousands of team stores, influencer commerce, in-page artist merchandise or designer storefronts very simple, while leveraging vPersonalize’s industry tested 3D visualisation and manufacturing automation technology to create hundreds of thousands of print ready files a day for on-demand manufacturing, the company said in a statement.
“Our integrated platform includes 3D visualisation tools that let your sellers intuitively design, publish and manage their products in 3D, while our inbuilt commerce gateway allows your sellers to automatically create catalogues and publish them to Shopify, Magento, or WooCommerce. Our process automation ensures that your factory floor receives production ready files of all end consumer orders with the designs graded to size and ready for manufacturing, minutes from purchase. Use our inbuilt order management system to manage and drop ship the orders or use our APIs to connect to your existing Netsuite ERP or Hybris CRM,” Bala Selvarajan, Co-Founder and CEO of vPersonalize said.
“The integrated platform allows any DTG or Cut and Sew maker to connect and service as many seller accounts and storefronts as they prefer, support stock designs or full personalisation, leverage the patented cross product, sell with ready plug-ins for Shopify, Magento, or Woocommerce and then automatically create print ready files in minutes,” Robert Johnson, CRO for vPersonalize said.
vPersonalize has unveiled a full technology stack to turn any dye sublimation or direct to garment (DTG) operation into a complete print and fulfillment house in six weeks. The company’s unified design to manufacturing solution helps designers and manufacturers visualise their products as they would be made and then manufacture them exactly as visualised.
