Hello All:
One of my resolutions for this year was to finally get my embroidery business systems in place, i. e. order tracking, customer and/job files, etc. In the past my business has been a part time "hobby", just a couple of accounts, family and friends, etc. Well, I am currently unemployed from a regular day job, I am looking for something full time but we all know what the job market is like. I now have PLENTY of time on my hands to get my embroidery shop organized. I am tired of a pile of catalogs here, a pile of sew outs there and misc stuff every where else. I would love to hear how others have organized their shops...from filing systems to order scheduling to just about anything else that you have done to make your life and work flow easier. My business is starting to grow (which is a great thing) but I am spending too much time trying to locate things. I do mostly contract work because my shop is out of my home out in the middle of nowhere. Thanks in advance for any info you can supply.
Regards,
Randi
One Stitch @ A Time Emb.
One of my resolutions for this year was to finally get my embroidery business systems in place, i. e. order tracking, customer and/job files, etc. In the past my business has been a part time "hobby", just a couple of accounts, family and friends, etc. Well, I am currently unemployed from a regular day job, I am looking for something full time but we all know what the job market is like. I now have PLENTY of time on my hands to get my embroidery shop organized. I am tired of a pile of catalogs here, a pile of sew outs there and misc stuff every where else. I would love to hear how others have organized their shops...from filing systems to order scheduling to just about anything else that you have done to make your life and work flow easier. My business is starting to grow (which is a great thing) but I am spending too much time trying to locate things. I do mostly contract work because my shop is out of my home out in the middle of nowhere. Thanks in advance for any info you can supply.
Regards,
Randi
One Stitch @ A Time Emb.
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