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Team orders without the spreadsheet

A club ordering 74 hoodies shouldn’t mean a spreadsheet and three emails. One size-run grid, one design, one total — with the bulk price showing up the moment it applies.

The DesignMint teamIntuio Software Labs · Aug 7, 2026
The cart with a team order and its size runCommerce

Team orders are where quoting by email hurts most. The coach sends a list of sizes, someone re-types it into a spreadsheet, the price changes when the count crosses a band, and the artwork arrives in a separate thread.

One grid, one line total

In DesignMint Commerce the size run is part of the product. A club ordering 8 S, 22 M, 30 L and 14 XL enters one grid and gets one total — one design, one cart line, one payment.

Tiered price bands go live on the page, so the customer sees the 100+ rate the moment they cross it. Nobody has to ask what the price is for forty.

What lands at the shop

  • One order with the full size breakdown, ready for the production sheet.
  • The print-ready file, attached to the order — not to an email.
  • Saved designs in the customer’s account, so next season’s reorder is one tap.
Our reps stopped re-keying team orders. The size-run grid alone paid for the year.
Dana Whitfield · Summit Apparel Co.
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