Master 3D print quoting — from your first calculation to advanced integrations. Guides for every feature, written for real 3D printing businesses.
Account setup, onboarding, and your first quote
4 articles
STL/G-code upload, presets, and cost breakdowns
5 articles
Creating, sending, and managing professional quotes
6 articles
Client database, tags, and customer upload links
5 articles
Kanban board, calendar scheduling, and job photos
4 articles
Printers, materials, suppliers, and consumable tracking
5 articles
Create invoices, export PDFs, and sync with Xero
3 articles
Shopify, Xero, Webhooks, and cloud storage
7 articles
Design Studio, AI assistant, and Part Drawings
5 articles
Pricing strategies, growth tips, and running a print shop
3 articles
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Import Shopify orders as jobs, auto-create clients from customers, and keep your fulfilment in sync.
Export quotes, invoices, and design files to Google Drive or OneDrive with automatic folder structure.
Run a full platform backup to OneDrive — all data, quotes, invoices, design files, and job photos.
Create a product once — title, description, images, SEO, and print files — then push it to Shopify and reuse it on quotes.
Send real-time HTTP notifications when jobs or quotes change status — connect to Zapier, Make, or custom APIs.
Push invoices and contacts from Printforge to your Xero account automatically.
Pull your Xero bank transactions into Printforge, match each one to the invoice it paid, and push the payment and a PDF copy back to Xero — all from one page.