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Epson Craft Studio Operation Workflow

This section explains how to manage store operations in Epson Craft Studio. Check each item for more details on the operations.

    - Before opening the store -

  1. Prepare information on items for sale

    Consider the items handled in the store and prepare the information to be entered into the app.

    Item for consideration 1: Decide item information

    • Item Name
    • Unit Price (tax included)
    • Item Type
    • Item Image
    • Item Description
    • Image of Design Editing Area

    Item for consideration 2: Decide Print Size

    • Image size (Print width and Print length)
    • Paper size
    • Print quality

  2. Register print settings

    Register from the print software for each printer.

    Making Print Settings (Print Software for Each Printer)

    Note:

    The print software varies depending on your printer.

    Composition of Epson Craft Studio

  3. Register items

    Register the items you considered in step 1 to Craft Admin.

    Once they are registered, they will be reflected in Craft Designer.

    Registering Items (Craft Admin)

  4. Make a test print

    Order a sample in Craft Designer and print your order from Production Flow.

    Check the print results and adjust the print settings you made in step 2.

    Submitting an Order (Craft Designer)

  5. Create samples

    Create samples of photo books, merchandise, and so on, and adjust the print size, print quality, and transfer time (when using transfers).

    If the results do not meet your expectations, make adjustments and identify the key points in the procedure.

  6. Final checks

    Check that there are no problems in the process of ordering from Craft Designer and delivering the final product.

  7. Set up your receipt printer

    Connect the receipt printer to the iPad with a USB cable.

    See the FAQ for connection instructions.

    Connecting a Receipt Printer to an iPad

    Important:

    • Use roll paper with a paper width of 80 mm.

      Using paper with a width of 58 mm may cause the text printed on the receipt to be cut off.

    • Even for paper with a width of 80 mm, printing will be cut off in 42/32 column mode, so be sure to use 48/35 column mode.

  8. Set up Guided Access on in-store iPads

    Set up Guided Access to restrict customers from starting apps other than Craft Designer or changing item information.

    Initial Setup for Guided Access

    9. - When the store is open -

  9. Submit orders

    Customers order items using the in-store iPads.

    Submitting an Order (Craft Designer)

    10. - When closing the store -

  10. Release Guided Access on the in-store iPads

    Release Guided Access.

    Disabling Guided Access from the App