Custom boxes and labels, designed in the browser, priced by the run
Web-to-pack for brands and converters: let customers design labels, stickers, pouches and boxes on dieline-accurate templates, with quantity-break pricing your margins can trust.
| Step | A typical shop today | With PrintIntegrator |
|---|---|---|
| Prepress rejections | Designs off-dieline | Dieline enforced at design time |
| Revision control | Versions lost in email | Numbered per SKU |
| Compliance | Manual lot records | Batch tracked in-system |
Sound familiar?
Dieline confusion
Customers design on the wrong template and jobs bounce back from prepress.
Quantity-break quoting
Run-length pricing lives in a spreadsheet only one person understands.
Version chaos
Label revisions for the same SKU multiply across email threads.
- Dieline-locked design templates with bleed enforcement
- 3D preview of boxes and labels before ordering
- Quantity-break pricing shown live as customers design
- SKU version history for every label revision
- Run planning that groups jobs by substrate
- Batch and lot tracking for compliance
The business process, end to end
Packaging fails at prepress when customers design off-dieline. This process locks the dieline at the source and tracks every SKU revision.
- 1
Selects a dieline
StorefrontActor: Brand customer
Picks the structure — folding carton, pouch, label roll — and the system loads your exact dieline template.
- 2
Designs inside the cut
PersonalizerActor: Brand customer
Artwork is constrained to the dieline with enforced bleed and safe areas; a 3D wrap preview shows the finished pack.
- 3
Prices the run
PersonalizerActor: System
Quantity-break pricing applies live as they change run length, substrate and finishing.
- 4
Preflights & versions
Print ERPActor: Prepress
Print file is preflighted and stored as a numbered revision against that SKU, so reprints always pull the right version.
- 5
Groups by substrate
Print ERPActor: Production planner
Jobs sharing board or film are grouped into one run to cut make-ready and waste.
- 6
Prints, cuts, finishes
Shop floorActor: Operator
Print, laminate, die-cut and glue against the job ticket, recording batch and lot numbers as you go.
- 7
Lot QC then invoice
Print ERPActor: QA / Accounts
Lot data is retained for compliance traceability; invoice and accounting entries post automatically.
Who does what
Every role that touches a packaging & labels order, and the capabilities they use inside the platform.
Actors on the left are customer-facing · actors on the right run production and accounts · scroll horizontally on small screens
Packaging & Labels FAQ
Do designs stay locked to our dielines?
Yes — customers design inside your dieline with enforced bleed and safe areas, so prepress rejections drop to near zero.
What is web-to-pack?
Web-to-pack is web-to-print applied to packaging. The difference is structural: a packaging job is designed against a dieline — the flat cutting profile a box or pouch folds up from — so the editor has to hold artwork inside panels that will become faces, keep bleed across fold lines, and preview the result as a three-dimensional object rather than a flat sheet. Everything else behaves like web-to-print: a storefront, a configurator, and a print-ready file at the end.
Can customers upload their own dieline?
You supply the dielines. Templates are set up once per structure and SKU, so every customer designs inside a profile your prepress team has already approved — which is the point. Letting buyers bring arbitrary cutting profiles is how packaging jobs bounce.
How does quantity-break pricing work for packaging?
Run-length pricing is configured per product, and the price updates live as the customer changes quantity while they are still designing. That removes the quote email for standard runs — the cases where setup, substrate and run length follow rules you have already written down.
Does it handle labels and flexible packaging as well as cartons?
Yes. Labels, stickers, pouches and folding cartons are all dieline-driven jobs and are set up the same way. The differences that matter in production — substrate, finish, lot and batch tracking — are carried into the ERP side rather than handled in the editor.