Creating, proofing, and ordering online

Customers access their templates and enter their variable information to generate an individual print-ready file and order online.

Dave is a Joy of Java store manager. When he needs to order new business cards, he goes to the 'online ordering' page on PerfectPrint's website. Behind the scenes, the Web4Print server is doing all the work, but the front-end that Dave sees is branded with PerfectPrint's logo; the Web4Print functionality is integrated into PerfectPrint's website.

Dave logs in. He sees the jobs that PerfectPrint has available to him: Two different types of menu, and a business card. He selects the business card.

Dave enters his name, title and contact info, and selects his store location from a drop-down list. The store's postal address is then included automatically. Dave runs a PDF preview of the card. He looks it over on-screen and then prints a copy on his desktop printer so he can proof a hard-copy. When he is satisfied, he clicks the 'next step' button to place his order.

He requests 400 cards in the production notes.