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Put a photograph on a product

One picture, and it follows the sign onto the quote, the job sheet and the customer's PDF.

What this is for

A product can carry a photograph of the finished sign, and options like colour or finish can each carry their own. It is the fastest way to stop a customer approving the wrong thing, and it makes your catalogue read like your own shelves instead of a list of names.

Put a photograph on a product — the screen in Sign OS

Before you start

  • •Have the product built, and a photo of the finished sign on your machine.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open Catalogue → Products and click the product.

  2. 2

    On the Product Info card, find Product image and press Change image.

  3. 3

    Upload the photo. Square-ish works best — it is shown small in lists and larger on the quote.

  4. 4

    For a product with colour or finish options, open the option and give that choice its own picture.

    Note: This is the one worth doing properly. When a customer picks 'ACM Standard — Black', the quote shows the black one — not a stand-in in the wrong colour.

  5. 5

    Save. Every new quote line for that product picks the picture up automatically.

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Tips & gotchas

  • →The picture appears on the catalogue list, the quote line, the price rail, the job sheet, the floor card and the customer's PDF. One upload, six places.
  • →Existing quotes and jobs keep the picture they were built with. Adding a photo now does not rewrite work already priced.
  • →Photos count towards your shop's file storage, so a 12 MB camera original is worth resizing first.

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