Set up the round
Choose the agreed garments, available sizes and a closing date.
Orduno / by C-Point Labs
Preparing for pilot useOrduno is for group orders that leave a small textile printer chasing sizes, print details and payment updates. Participants enter choices through one link; the printer can review payment status and prepare purchasing totals and packing lists from the included orders.
Discuss a pilot01 / The problem
A club or team agrees on a small range of garments. Individual sizes, names, shirt numbers and payment updates then arrive in separate messages or spreadsheets. Before purchasing or packing, someone has to reconcile what belongs to whom.
The printer needs one answer before work can move on: which complete, paid orders belong in the batch?
02 / The workflow
Choose the agreed garments, available sizes and a closing date.
Participants enter their choices and personal print details. Payment status stays with each order.
Review orders needing attention, then export purchasing totals and individual packing lists from the finalized paid batch.
03 / The handover
After review, the same finalized batch provides:


04 / A practical fit
Orduno is preparing for pilot use with small printers running recurring group clothing orders. The group chooses from agreed garments and variants; the printer still handles artwork, purchasing and production.
If an organizer already handles payments and sends one complete order, Orduno may add little value. A pilot should test the fit in your actual process, including payment setup.
Discuss the workflow
Start with how you collect sizes, print details and payment status today. That is enough to discuss whether an Orduno pilot fits.