Questions About TallyQuoter

TallyQuoter adds customer-facing print builders to Shopify. Customers can upload artwork, choose product options, see pricing, preview their order, and add custom print products to cart without manual quoting.

No. Most stores can use Tally through the Shopify theme editor and Tally setup tools. Advanced theme changes are optional and usually only needed for highly customized storefronts.

Tally supports by-size print products, stickers, gang sheets, and merch workflows. You can configure products differently depending on your shop's production process.

Yes. You can configure colors, themes, layout behavior, button styles, and storefront text so the builder feels like part of your Shopify theme.

Yes. The storefront builders are designed for desktop and mobile. Customers can upload, resize, review, and checkout from phones or tablets.

Tally stores the artwork and order metadata needed for production. Depending on the workflow, orders can include thumbnails, original uploads, generated files, cart edit links, and production-ready details.

Yes. Sticker products can use a dedicated sticker editor so customers can upload artwork, preview the sticker, choose options, and add the finished design to cart.

Yes. Tally includes cutline and contour processing for sticker workflows. You can configure production options and generate files that include the necessary cut path data.

Kiss cut is intended to cut through the sticker layer while leaving the backing intact. Perf cut cuts through the sticker and backing so the final piece can be separated from the sheet.

Yes. Sticker products can include material choices such as clear, white, mirror, gold, holographic, or other configured materials. The exact list depends on how you set up your products.

Yes. Tally supports white ink handling for clear sticker previews and production workflows, including logic to preserve white design pixels while separating white ink behavior from outlines.

Yes. Tally supports spot gloss settings and production PDF output with spot color naming such as RDG_GLOSS, including mask handling for the gloss layer.

Yes. Sticker previews can show material effects, thumbnails, transparent previews, white ink behavior, and 3D-style material previews depending on your configuration.

Yes. Tally can preserve sticker metadata such as material, size, cut settings, and artwork references so customers can return from the cart and adjust their design.

The merch builder lets customers customize apparel or merch items by choosing garment options, placing artwork on print areas, reviewing mockups, and ordering sizes and colors.

Yes. Tally includes merch product import tooling so you can bring in garment data and configure storefront blocks for the merch workflow.

Yes. Merch workflows can support color selection, size quantity inputs, and review screens so customers can build a complete order before checkout.

Yes. Tally includes mockup tooling so customers and shops can preview artwork placement and save design sizing metadata for future use.

Yes. You can configure products with multiple sides or print areas, such as front, back, sleeve, or other locations based on your production setup.

Yes. Tally supports pricing components such as setup fees, side fees, color fees, size-based pricing, optional fees, and minimum order rules depending on your configuration.

Yes. Merch workflows can include save/share behavior so customers can return later or send a configured design to someone else before ordering.

By-size ordering means customers upload artwork, choose the printed width and height, and Tally calculates pricing from the configured size, quantity, and product settings.

Yes. Customers can adjust dimensions directly, and you can configure minimums, maximums, measurement units, and pricing rules to match your equipment and workflow.

Tally can calculate by square inch or square centimeter, quantity, product-specific settings, optional fees, minimum order rules, and discount tiers.

Yes. Tally can use DPI and file size information to help customers understand whether their uploaded artwork is suitable for the chosen print size.

Yes. By-size products can support multiple uploaded images, individual sizing, quantity controls, and cart summaries so customers can order several prints together.

Yes. Tally includes one-click background removal and additional image tools so customers can clean up artwork before adding it to cart.

Yes. Tally includes AI upscale workflows to help improve low-resolution images before production.

Yes. Cart edit links can return customers to their uploaded artwork, dimensions, and settings so they can make changes before checkout.

The Gangsheeter editor lets customers place multiple designs onto one or more print sheets. It is built for workflows where shops want to maximize sheet usage and let customers prepare gang sheets themselves.

Yes. Gangsheeter supports auto-nesting and layout tools to help arrange uploaded images efficiently on the available sheet area.

Yes. Gangsheeter can support multi-sheet workflows, with per-sheet thumbnails and cart checkout data for larger orders.

Yes. Saved sheet workflows can let customers return to a layout, recover sheet thumbnails, or continue editing before checkout depending on your setup.

Yes. Tally has been optimized for larger image sets, thumbnail loading, preloading, cart summaries, and multi-image checkout flows.

Yes. Cart editing can preserve sheet data so customers can return to their layout, make changes, and update the cart item.

Tally stores the uploaded artwork, sheet metadata, thumbnails, and generated output needed for production. The exact file format and fulfillment flow depend on your configuration.

Yes. You can configure sheet width, maximum height, margins, units, pricing, and product-specific settings to match your production equipment.

Tally can support one-click background removal, AI upscale, AI image generation/editing, and file conversion workflows depending on your plan and product settings.

Customers can trigger background removal from the storefront builder. The cleaned file can then be previewed and used for checkout.

AI upscale is useful when artwork is too small or too low-resolution for the selected print size. It can improve output quality, but customers should still review the preview before ordering.

Yes. AI generation and editing can let customers create or modify artwork directly in the Tally workflow when enabled for your store.

Yes. AI tools can be controlled from your settings so you can decide which products and customer workflows should use them.

Tally billing is handled through Shopify Billing, so charges are managed from your Shopify admin with the rest of your app subscriptions.

Yes. Product settings can control pricing behavior, optional fees, minimums, discounts, units, and feature availability by product type.

Yes. You can manage or cancel the app through Shopify. If you need help before making changes, contact support so we can review your setup.

Yes. We can help with product configuration, theme block setup, pricing logic, and workflow questions so your products launch correctly.

Email Matthew@tallyquoter.com with your store URL, the product you are configuring, and a short description of the issue.