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Fulfillment & warehousing
Print the whole run at the volume price. Leave it here. We hold it, kit it, and ship it as your branches, reps, and new hires ask for it.
Right now somebody at your company has boxes of letterhead in a closet and a spreadsheet tracking who has what. That is the job we take.
In Cape Girardeau, in the same building as the presses. Your print never leaves the company that made it.
A flat annual fee and a flat fee per order. We do not bill per item, so nothing stalls in your procurement department.
Out the door in one to two business days. Free local delivery. Shipping beyond that passes through at cost.
Your stuff,
our shelves
Print, apparel, kits, event gear. If it has your name on it and somebody has to store it, it can live here instead.
Held and released
Run 20,000 at the offset price instead of 2,000 at the digital price ten times. We hold the run and release it as it gets used. You get the volume rate without the closet.
Peoples Community Bank · 16 locations
Your own storefront
A branded site with only your approved items on it. Business cards, letterhead, envelopes, deposit envelopes, name badges, whatever your people actually reorder. Live stock counts, user permissions, and approval routing, so a branch manager can order without anybody emailing a PDF around.
Multiple divisions can live under one login too, each with its own catalog, which is how a holding company keeps five brands straight without five vendors.
Client storefront · Printing catalogIMAGE NOT LIVE YET. Cap supplied a real client storefront screenshot but it is a local file, so Travis has to upload it. The src above is a placeholder path; replace it with the real URL once uploaded. THREE THINGS TO FIX IN THE IMAGE FIRST. One: the client is a named bank and that name is not on the approved list, so either get written approval or crop and blur the logo and wordmark. Two: it shows live inventory quantities on three products. Blur them. A prospect does not need to know how many envelopes another client holds, and that client would not expect to see it published. Three: the left navigation lists five separate corporate entities belonging to that client. Crop it out. That is their org structure, not a feature of your software. Cropping to the product grid alone still makes the point and removes all three problems.
Kitting & assembly
Print and merch we produced, combined into one box, assembled to a spec sheet, boxed and labeled. Ordered once, arrives finished.
Shiloh · Kit
Welcome & onboarding kits
New hires, new students, new members. Same box every time, sitting on the desk on day one, without HR building it by hand every August.
Notre Dame Regional · Incoming class box
Out the door
Order comes in, we pull it, check it, pack it, and it ships. To one address or to fifty. Bulk deliveries arrive individually labeled so nobody has to sort them on arrival.
Community Counseling Center · Kit
Event & tradeshow gear
Booth, banners, table covers, and giveaways stored here between shows. We ship them to the venue and take them back afterward. Nothing lives in your office.
Mondi · Tradeshow graphicsBoxes that left
this building
Two problems with this grid. First, the backpack is captioned generically on purpose. The live site captions that same image with the client name, and that client is your largest account by quoted dollars, but the name is not approved for copy. Get approval and the caption gets stronger. Second, nine of these twelve are finished products, not fulfillment. This page needs photos of the actual operation: pallets, racking with labeled bins, a kitting line mid-assembly, a pack bench, a labeled bulk delivery. That is the proof no competitor can fake and you have exactly one picture of it.
Want your closet back?
Four steps,
no mystery
We make it, then hold it
Everything on your shelves came through us. It gets counted in and put on labeled shelving that is yours, so what is on the shelf is what we stand behind.
We build your storefront
Your approved items, your branding, your permissions. Who can order what, and whose approval it needs. Built by us, hosted by us.
Your people order
They sign in and pick from what is actually in stock, because the counts are live. Low stock triggers a notification before you run out, not after.
We pull, pack, ship
One to two business days on in-stock orders. Free local delivery. Anything further ships at carrier cost.
Ask them, not us
4.8 stars across 98 Google reviews. Read them all before you call anybody.Googletpc, Cape Girardeau
UNBLOCKED, STILL EMPTY. The Daniels Health approval has landed, so the name can now be used. What is missing is the text of Laura Wakelam's review, which I have never seen and will not paraphrase or invent. Paste it verbatim and this becomes a two-cell grid, ideally paired with the Daniels Health trade show booth photo, which is in the asset list in the brief but has no live URL I could find. Daniels Health is 46 quotes and $119,605 over 24 months, so this is the single highest value addition left on this page.
Fulfillment FAQ
How does the billing work?
Two numbers. A flat annual fee based on how much shelf space you use, and a flat fee per order or restock. That is the whole invoice.
We do not bill per item. Per-item billing produces invoices nobody can check and procurement departments sit on them for weeks. Shipping passes through at cost, and print production is invoiced the way it always was.
How much do I need to store for this to be worth it?
Less than most people assume. Space is priced in shelf tiers, and most clients sit in the first one. We review the count twice a year, every January and July, so you are not paying for space you stopped using.
The math usually turns on print runs, not square footage. If you are ordering the same piece four times a year because you have nowhere to put a year's worth, this pays for itself on the press bill.
How do my people order?
From a storefront we build for you. Only your approved items are on it, so nobody orders last year's logo. Live stock counts show before they order, permissions control who can order what, and approvals route to whoever needs to sign off.
Business cards and stationery can run print on demand, so staff personalize their own name and title while the brand template stays locked.
How fast does it ship?
One to two business days for anything in stock. Local delivery is free and unlimited. Anything outside the delivery area ships at standard carrier rates by weight and destination.
Print on demand items follow normal production schedules, since those are being made rather than pulled off a shelf.
Can I see what I have left?
Yes, in the storefront, in real time. On-hand counts update as orders ship. Low stock triggers a notification so a reprint gets scheduled before somebody discovers an empty box.
You also get a named contact here, not a queue. Somebody who knows your account answers the question about why a count looks wrong.
Can you put kits together, not just ship boxes?
Yes, and it is a large part of what happens here. Print, apparel, and merch assembled to a spec sheet, boxed, labeled, and shipped. New hire kits, class boxes, event kits, quarterly sends.
We produce or source what goes in the box. That is deliberate. It means one company answers for what is in it, and the count on the shelf matches the count in the system.
The other five
Fulfillment works best when we made the thing. Once your brand is set up here, the rest gets easier and cheaper.
Service area
Local delivery is free inside our delivery area. Everywhere else we ship, at carrier cost.
All eight geo pages are unbuilt. Same block appears on Signage and Print. Do not publish until they exist.
Who on your team is running this right now?
Tell us what you are storing and who keeps track of it. We will tell you what it takes to move it here. Two numbers, no per-item invoice.