Everything You Need to Know About Tally

Tally adds configurable print builders to Shopify for By Size DTF, UV DTF and sublimation items; DTF, UV DTF and sublimation gang sheets; merch; individual stickers; sticker sheets; and business cards. It also includes artwork, pricing, production and reorder tools.

Most stores do not. Enable the Tally app embed, create the appropriate Shopify product template, add the matching Tally app block, assign the template to the product and test it. Highly customized themes may need minor layout adjustments.

No. Dedicated templates for By Size, Gang Sheets, Merch, Stickers/Sticker Sheets and Business Cards prevent conflicting controls and make each buying flow easier to test.

Hide any native quantity, variant, upload, buy or dynamic checkout control that bypasses settings Tally must capture. Keep the normal checkout path after the configured Tally item reaches the cart.

Yes. Always test uploads, previews, sticky headers, drawers, modals, cart editing and checkout on desktop and mobile before publishing a product.

When enabled, a customer can invite your team to review their current item. Your configured support inbox receives a secure link so an authorized team member can open and help edit the design.

Use By Size when customers upload one or more designs, choose exact printed dimensions and quantities, and pay from the configured area, unit, fees and discount rules. It fits DTF transfers, UV DTF and sublimation products.

By Size prices individual artwork by its dimensions and quantity. A Gang Sheet gives the customer a fixed-width canvas where multiple designs are arranged across one or more sheets.

Yes. Auto nesting helps arrange uploaded artwork efficiently while respecting the configured sheet width, spacing, margins and maximum output size. Customers can review and adjust the result before checkout.

Depending on your product, customers can select garments and colors, enter quantities by size, choose decoration locations, upload artwork, position it, review mockups and approve the configured order.

Individual stickers are priced and produced as separate cut pieces. Sticker Sheets arrange one or more sticker designs on a defined sheet with sheet-level size, spacing, material and production rules.

Yes. Sticker settings can control contour style, bleed, CutContour and PerfCutContour production naming. Always test a production PDF with your RIP and cutter before launch.

Yes. Business Card products can require front and back artwork and include finished size, orientation, bleed, safe area, pack quantities, stock, coatings, finishes, fees and proof review.

Yes, when Tally Cart Editor is installed. It can reopen the saved artwork and configuration so the customer can revise supported sizes, quantities, materials or design settings before checkout.

Pricing can be configured by square inch, square centimeter or square millimeter where supported, or by a base/unit price. Product-specific minimums, quantities and fees can then refine the result.

It lets you activate materials, add storefront thumbnails, set each material's maximum sheet width/output size, enable white ink or spot gloss capabilities and choose its pricing behavior.

A specialty material can use its own area rate, a base price or a percentage increase over the standard material. Verify the final price at small, typical and maximum sizes.

Volume discounts reward larger orders based on configured cart or quantity tiers. Tally applies the eligible discount automatically so the customer sees the benefit while building the order.

Print area discounts reward customers when the total printed square area reaches configured thresholds. This is useful when production efficiency improves with more printed area even if item quantities vary.

Yes. They are separate pricing strategies and can both be configured. Test how the rules interact at every threshold so the resulting margin matches your intent.

Yes. Supported products can include minimums and optional or required fees for setup, additional print locations, specialty processes, rush work or other shop-defined services.

You can describe the prices, materials, discounts, templates and fees you want in plain language. The settings agent proposes changes, remembers the product's current configuration between prompts and can revise settings on the fly after you review them.

Tally can provide AI upscale, vectoring, halftoning, mockup generation, background removal, replace/remove color, Auto Sizer, Name/Number generation and Trans Clean depending on the enabled workflow.

No automated enhancement can recreate every missing detail. Upscale can improve low-resolution artwork, but the merchant or customer should still review DPI, edges, fine text and the production preview.

Trans Clean removes unwanted semi-transparent edge pixels that can create halos or dirty edges in print. Review fine details after processing to ensure intentional transparency remains.

Merchants organize approved artwork into searchable folders with names, descriptions and thumbnails. Customers can browse the enabled gallery and insert a design directly into a supported builder.

Yes. Upload a supported licensed font, give it a recognizable name and category, then test letters, numbers, punctuation, scaling and final output before making it available.

The Print Dashboard supports customer order history, saved artwork, downloadable files and fast reordering. Merchants should install its app block on a dedicated Shopify page and test customer access.

Yes. Supported reorder flows can restore prior artwork and configuration so a customer can review current pricing and options, make changes if needed and order again.

Reprocessing lets production remove or replace an image, change its quantity or correct the file and generate the order again without making the customer rebuild and repurchase the entire sheet.

Yes. The supported analytics dashboards help review order activity and production workflow information so teams can understand volume, status and operational performance.

Configure local pickup city, cutoff, fulfillment time, time zone and hours; enable pickup QR output on applicable products; then mark an order ready in Tally Orders. Scan the QR during testing to confirm the order and pickup status.

Tally Drop lets merchants sell supported print products through their own Shopify storefront and route eligible paid, print-ready orders to a preferred Tally Drop Print Partner for fulfillment.

The merchant controls the customer-facing retail price. Review the current partner cost, then set a price and discount structure that preserves the margin you expect.

Tally does not charge Tally usage fees on Tally Drop orders. Shopify fees, partner costs, shipping, taxes, refunds and other applicable adjustments can still affect the order and margin.

No. Same-day fulfillment applies only to eligible, paid, print-ready orders submitted before the current cutoff and accepted under the current partner rules. Review the live terms before promising turnaround.

Complete a paid test order and verify storefront pricing, discounts, artwork readiness, cart data, partner cost, expected margin, shipping, routing, production files and order status before accepting live traffic.

Tally subscription billing is handled through Shopify Billing. Review the current plan details inside the app or on the pricing page.

Supported formats can include PNG, JPEG, PDF, TIFF, SVG, AI and PSD. Merchants choose which formats fit their workflow; production teams should test every enabled format.

Use the complete Setup Instructions for theme blocks, every product type, sticker settings, pricing, dashboards, pickup and Tally Drop.

Email Matthew@tallyquoter.com with your Shopify store URL, product URL, product type, screenshot or recording and the steps needed to reproduce the issue.