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Offer the delivery services you trust, in the countries you serve. Bring live carrier rates, customer carrier accounts and local pickup into one checkout experience.

Customers choose from relevant options, while your team works with the same services in MES.

Handle refunds, credit memos and customer credit from the order. See how each adjustment affects the payment and remaining balance before you confirm it.

Give customers a clear explanation and a downloadable record, with the original invoice kept intact.

Compare drawing requirements with the selected part specification. Bring units, tolerances, threads, inserts and finishing requirements into the quoting conversation.

Resolve differences while the requirements are still being agreed, with engineering review close at hand.

See outstanding invoices by order, from partially paid work to balances overdue by 30, 60 or 90 days. Open the customer record with payments, refunds and billing contacts together.

Give collections a clear starting point, with the context to follow up confidently.

Create a review sheet from a STEP or STL file, with views, overall dimensions, mass and volume. Give the part a document your team and customer can discuss together.

Keep threads, tolerances and inspection requirements on the drawing that travels with the work.

Review, measure and annotate the customer's drawing in MES. Record inspection samples against its dimensions and see whether each result meets the specified tolerance.

Carry the agreed requirements through production and into the certificate of conformance.

Manage the regions where you collect tax and review customer exemptions with their supporting documents. Keep the agreed tax treatment with the order and its accounting records.

Give customers a consistent order total and your finance team the evidence behind it.

Bring carrier tracking into the order so your team and customers can follow preparation, transit and delivery. Delivery updates arrive with the work they belong to.

Spend less time checking tracking pages and more time helping customers when a shipment needs attention.

Build certificates of conformance from the order's part details, inspection measurements and material records. Choose the certification statements relevant to the delivery.

Give customers a traceable record of the work behind their parts, ready to keep with their own quality documents.

Send travellers, packing slips, labels and certificates to the printers where your team needs them. Arcphase Autoprint connects MES to your shop-floor print stations.

Keep production and packing supplied with current paperwork without choosing a printer for every job.

Bring your logo, company details, currencies and payment instructions together. Carry that identity through the portal, quotes, emails and shipping documents.

Give customers a consistent experience from their first quote to their final delivery.

Arrange returns, replacements and reshipments from the shipping workspace. Keep each delivery linked to its parts, reason and supporting records.

Give your team a clear history when an order needs more than one journey.

Connect each build to its machine, material batch and produced quantities. Keep remaining parts visible when an order spans several builds.

See the work still to do alongside the history of what has already been made.

Request a deposit against the order and let customers pay from their portal. Record bank payments and keep the funds ready to apply when the invoice is issued.

Give both sides a clear view of the deposit from request to receipt and final payment.

Compare invoiced revenue with material costs.

Understand which materials contribute to your margins.

Review wall thickness, holes, pockets and other features directly from STEP geometry. Highlight findings on the model so your team can see exactly where to look.

Make quoting and engineering decisions with the part in view, from a thin wall to a hard-to-clear cavity.

Manage CAD, drawing and price revisions with a clear history for each part. Decide whether a design change also changes the agreed price.

Keep production working from the current specification while preserving the commercial decisions behind the order.

Bring payments, deposits, available credit and disputes into one finance workspace. See how each payment applies to the customer's invoices.

Answer payment questions with the order, balance and accounting record together.

Bring new orders, payments and important work updates into your team's notification inbox. Each person can choose the alerts relevant to their role.

Return to updates when you are ready to act, with the related order close at hand.

Send quotes, order confirmations, shipping updates and pickup notifications with your company's identity and the relevant order details.

Keep customers informed throughout the job, with room for your team to review messages before they go.

When shipping costs change, choose whether to bill the difference or waive it. Show an additional charge separately on the customer's order.

Explain the extra cost without changing an invoice the customer has already paid.

See the customer-agreed completion date alongside your production schedule. Replan the work while keeping the original commitment visible.

Give sales and production the same reference when priorities or schedules change.

Bring QuickBooks Online and Stripe into your Arcphase workflow. Keep invoices and payments connected to the orders your team is already managing.

Accept card payments and keep accounting informed without rebuilding the sale in another system.

Let customers maintain their billing contacts at checkout and on the order. Keep the right invoice recipient available across their company's orders.

Start the billing conversation with the right person, before payment is due.

Give customers their invoices, due dates, balances and payment options in one place. Keep payment status visible alongside the work they ordered.

Customers can see what remains to pay and take care of it directly from the order.

Capture dimensions, tolerances, threads and inserts on the part's drawing. Bring requirements that need approval to your engineering team during quoting.

Make the customer's expectations visible where your team reviews and makes the part.

Apply a fixed or percentage discount to the quote. Show it clearly in the customer's summary, checkout and invoice.

Keep the agreed adjustment visible without rewriting every part price.

Assign tasks to a person or department and connect them to the order, part or customer they concern. Keep comments and recurring follow-ups with the work.

Give your team a shared view of what needs attention and who is taking it forward.

Spot overdue, approaching-deadline and partially shipped work from your order and production lists. Bring handling instructions and account alerts into view before the next action.

Start the day with a clear view of the jobs that need a decision.

Prepare international, multi-box and partial shipments from the same workspace. Keep package details, customs information and shipped quantities connected to the order.

Send the parts that are ready while keeping the rest of the work visible.

Add assembly, inspection, finishing and other services to a quote, with or without manufactured parts. Keep quantities, prices and requirements together.

Carry the whole job from the agreed quote through invoicing and delivery.

Compare live carrier rates, buy labels and prepare packing slips from MES. Keep tracking and customer notifications with the order.

Give the packing team one place to complete a shipment and keep everyone informed.

Attach drawings to a part and mark up the requirements directly on the sheet. Carry the agreed drawing into the order and production paperwork.

Give quoting, production and inspection a common reference for what the customer needs.

Offer finishing choices suited to each material, with their cost and production time included in the quote.

Let customers make informed choices and give production a complete specification before work begins.

Explore manufacturability findings beside the 3D model. Review build size, thin walls, holes, trapped cavities and other concerns for the chosen process.

Bring the right questions into the quoting conversation while there is still time to resolve them.

Upload the CAD file you already work with and bring the part into your quote. Arcphase prepares the model for viewing, analysis and pricing.

Start discussing the requirements without a separate export step.

Generate travellers from production orders and packing slips from the parts being shipped. Put the specifications, drawings and quantities where your team needs them.

Keep the bench and packing station working from documents connected to the order.

Plan builds alongside the parts waiting to be made. Allocate quantities, choose the material and machine, and keep each manufacturing process focused on its own work.

Connect the plan to production progress without losing sight of the remaining order quantities.