Moving to new web-to-print software without losing a month
What to migrate, what to leave behind, and the order to do it in. A sequence that keeps you trading while the switch happens.
Quoting, orders, stock and getting a shop off spreadsheets. 37 articles.

What to migrate, what to leave behind, and the order to do it in. A sequence that keeps you trading while the switch happens.
Demos are built to succeed. These are the questions that find out what happens on a bad Tuesday, and what it costs to leave.
Not the design tool. The order of operations that removes the most administration for the least disruption, and how to tell what is actually costing you.
Shopify suits most sellers and launches in an afternoon. WooCommerce suits shops already on WordPress. Neither was built for decoration — here is where that shows.
Quoting, job tracking, scheduling, proofing, invoicing. Which parts genuinely save time, which are features nobody uses, and what to keep on paper.
Nine numbers that tell you what is actually happening. Where each one lives, how often to look, and what to do when it moves.
One shared login is how orders get changed by accident and nobody knows who did it. What each role needs to see, and what it should not.
A reorder should take a customer thirty seconds and you almost nothing. What has to be stored, and why most shops re-do work they already did.
Ten connections worth having, in the order they pay back. Which remove real work, which are nice to have, and what breaks when one goes down.
Customer logos, separations and digitised files are an asset. How to organise them, what to name them, and why folders by job number fail.
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