Documentation
The UniformBuilder dashboard, page by page
Everything you can do from your dashboard: set up a team store, add the products people customize, publish designs, curate colours, fonts and logos, and follow a quote from request to production. Each page is illustrated with screenshots of the real dashboard.
Get started
Sign in, find your way around, and set up your first store.
- Getting startedSign in, understand what a team store is, and learn where everything lives in the sidebar.
- Home and analyticsRead the performance widgets, rearrange them, and understand what each number counts.
- Team storesCreate your public store, set its URL and currency, switch designer features on or off, and edit the storefront customers land on.
Your catalog
The products people can customize, and the assets they use.
- ProductsAdd the 3D garments customers can customize, set prices and minimum orders, control which colours they get, and manage the model itself.
- Sizes and size chartList the sizes a product is made in, attach a cut pattern to each, build a measured size chart, and show customers a size guide.
- Product fabrics by panelGive a product one fabric or a different fabric per panel, decide which alternatives customers may pick, and save named fabric setups.
- Shop: ready made 3D modelsPreview the catalog of prepared garment models in 3D and add them to your own product list.
- Assets overview and categoriesWhat assets are, how the six libraries fit together, how to scope any asset to the right products, and how to set up categories.
- ColoursBuild the colour palette customers choose from, add a whole supplier colour card at once, and record Pantone and CMYK values so quotes are unambiguous.
- FabricsBuild a library of fabrics, tune how each one looks on a real garment, and choose which products use it.
- PatternsUpload repeating artwork such as camo, stripes or dots that customers can apply to a panel and then recolour.
- LogosAdd brand marks customers can place on a garment, either by positioning them on the 3D model or by uploading a prepared SVG layout.
- FontsPublish the typefaces customers can use for names, numbers and slogans, either from Google Fonts or from your own licensed file.
- Graphic ZonesDecide exactly where customers may put artwork, names and numbers on each product, how big it prints, and what they are allowed to change.
- Fees & add-onsCharge extra for what a design uses (text, logos, patterns, fabric, big sizes, names and numbers) and offer optional extras like rush production.
Designs
Artwork you publish to the designer, and what customers save.
Orders and production
Quote requests, the production board, and how quotes reach you.
- QuotesRead incoming quote requests, open the exact configuration a customer built, download the PDF report, and hand the job to production.
- Project trackerA production board that follows each job from draft to done, with roster details, notes and AI assistance on each card.
- Integrations overviewChoose what happens when a customer submits a quote, and pick the one store or payment provider that handles the money.
- Email and SMTPSend quote confirmations from your own domain: what each SMTP field means, how to get an app password, and how to edit the email template.
- Connecting ShopifyCreate the Shopify app, grant the draft order scopes, copy the client ID and secret, and push accepted quotes into your store.
- Connecting WooCommerceGenerate REST API keys in WordPress, paste the consumer key and secret, and create orders in your shop from quotes.
- Connecting StripeFind your publishable and secret keys in the Stripe dashboard, understand test versus live mode, and take payment straight from a quote.
- Using your own domainServe your storefront on your own address, such as shop.yourbrand.com, with one DNS record. Included with Pro; HTTPS is set up for you.
Account
Team access, your plan, AI credits, and notifications.
- Team and permissionsInvite colleagues to a store, choose the right role, and understand what each role can and cannot do.
- Subscription and AI creditsSee what your plan includes, change it, find your invoices, and understand how AI credits are spent and topped up.
- NotificationsWhere invitation updates, quote updates and messages arrive, and how to control what you are told about.
- API and webhooksConnect UniformBuilder to your ERP, CRM, or storefront: read products, designs, and orders over REST, submit orders, push status back, and receive signed webhook events.
- API endpoint referenceEvery endpoint in the REST API, the filters each one accepts, the error codes you can receive, and the rate limits that apply.