Platform
Connect Shopify, upload each model once, and every sale reaches the workshop as one job per piece, with its file, its material and its status.

What it does
Orders that don't get lost
Craftshop accepts every order Shopify assigns to it and checks it against the store periodically. An unmapped variant puts the order on hold with an alert, never silently.
Models, mappings and kits
Each model keeps its STL or 3MF in private storage, with its material, its profile and the estimated grams and minutes. A variant maps to one piece or to a kit of several.
One organization, with roles
Owner, Admin and Operator each see their part. Every state change stays in the order's history, with who made it and when.
Where it fits in the flow
It is the whole flow, from the connected store to the tracking back in Shopify.
- Store (part of this product)
- Model (part of this product)
- Golden sample (part of this product)
- Jobs (part of this product)
- Quality check (part of this product)
- Shipping (part of this product)
Today and what's next
What works today
- Shopify as a fulfillment service, with the tracking back in the store.
- A model catalog with a 3D viewer, mappings and kits.
- Filament stock and the workshop's rate card, with the margin of each product.
What's coming
- Tiendanube and Mercado Libre, each with its own integration.
- A home page with the day's orders and jobs.
- A test order that runs the whole circuit without touching your store.
Other products
- Quality controlIn the first release
Before production, you approve a golden sample. Before shipping, every piece passes a photo check against that sample. No approved QC, no shipment.
- ShippingIn the first release
The workshop enters the carrier and the tracking number, and Craftshop creates the fulfillment in your store so the buyer sees it where they bought.
Start with what works today.
You create your brand, choose who prints and connect Shopify. What's coming joins the same account, without changing how you work.