February 2025 Update

Patterns, Print Information in Print File, Product Status, Customer Logos, and WooCommerce Integration

In February, the focus was strongly on two areas: more design freedom for customers and greater security and structure in production. At the same time, we continued to expand shop integrations so that the 3D Designer integrates even better into existing systems.

Patterns for Even More Design Possibilities

In addition to classic design templates, customers can now also work with patterns. These are seamlessly repeating patterns that can be freely scaled and rotated and applied over complete pattern pieces.

What's special is that customers can choose a different pattern and color for each individual part of a product. Sleeves, front, and back can be designed completely differently without making the workflow more complicated.

You have full control. You maintain the patterns, you can upload as many as you want, and you decide what's available to customers. This opens up significantly more possibilities, especially for collections, teams, or series products.

Customer Logo Directly on the Product

Many of you wanted your own logo to automatically appear on designed products. That's now possible.

You place your logo directly in the pattern file. It's displayed to the customer in the designer and ends up in the print file exactly the same way. We make sure that your logo always has top priority and cannot be covered by other logos, text, or graphics.

This way your brand remains visible, regardless of how freely the customer designs.

Print Information and Barcode in Print File

For production, we've implemented a feature that makes a big difference in daily work. You can now place an info box directly on the pattern.

This box automatically outputs the order number, product name, and size. Additionally, everything is displayed as a barcode. This ensures that prints can always be uniquely identified even after cutting and during internal transport.

Especially when many orders run in parallel or prints move from A to B, this helps enormously to avoid errors and prevent losing parts.

Activate and Deactivate Products

There was also an important update in product management. Products can now be set to active or inactive.

This allows you to initially maintain products completely as drafts before they're visible to customers. Conversely, you can simply deactivate products that shouldn't be offered at the moment without deleting them.

This way everything is preserved and can be reactivated later at any time without having to start from scratch.

WooCommerce Integration Now Live

Following the Shopify integration in December, the WooCommerce integration is now also live.

You can use your own WooCommerce shop and maintain products, prices, variants, text, and images as usual. On the product page, customers access the 3D Designer via a button, design the product, select sizes and quantities, and add everything directly to the WooCommerce cart.

From there, the checkout process or continued shopping runs completely as usual through WooCommerce. Here too, you can connect only selected products with the designer, while others continue to be sold normally through WooCommerce.

Conclusion

The February update brings more freedom in design, greater security in production, and more flexibility in shop setup. Patterns, fixed print information, and customer logos ensure cleaner processes, while active and inactive products as well as WooCommerce integration give you more control in your daily work.