MODO
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The OS for on-demand manufacturing

You built an operation that works. Give it a system that keeps up.

MODO brings order intake, production, fulfillment, and the books into one platform built for made-to-order manufacturers. Keep what works. Replace what you've outgrown.

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Order lifecycle One system, end to end
Source
Client store
Intake
Order routing
Produce
Floor workflow
Ship
Fulfillment
Settle
Billing
Connects with
ShopifyOrder DeskShipStationStripeQuickBooksNetSuite
Proud to enable
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01 / The situation

Nobody chooses a fragmented stack. You grow into one.

Every system you run was the right call at the time. A customer needed a channel, so you added one. The floor needed labels, so you added a tool. The stack got complicated because the business worked. Eventually, the thing that got you here becomes the thing slowing you down.

[ onboarding ]

New clients take weeks

Each one means another round of mapping, configuration, and knowledge that lives with one person. Growth gets paced by setup time instead of demand.

[ reconciliation ]

Somebody has to be the tiebreaker

When the ERP, the storefront, and the shipper each hold their own version of the truth, a person spends the afternoon deciding which one is right.

[ visibility ]

The numbers exist. They're just scattered

Margin, throughput, and material usage live across six exports and one very patient analyst. Knowing how the business is doing shouldn't require assembling it by hand.

02 / The platform

Everything an order touches, in one place.

From the moment work arrives to the moment it's invoiced. Expand any capability to see what it actually does.

Pillar 01

Order Intake

How work gets in
Shopify
Native connection to any number of storefronts. Orders arrive automatically, products map once, and status flows back to the store without anyone touching a spreadsheet.
Order Desk
Keep the routing hub you already run. MODO ingests directly from Order Desk, so your existing channel mix keeps working exactly as it does today.
Manual Checkout
Build an order by hand, inline, without leaving the platform. Samples, replacements, phone orders, and one-off requests enter the same pipeline as everything else.
CSV Import
Bulk upload with validation before anything reaches the floor. Bad rows surface and get corrected up front rather than discovered at the press.
Custom API
A documented endpoint with key-based authentication. Map any client's order format into the MODO schema and let their system talk to yours directly.
Pre-Production Processing
Assets are validated and prepared before they hit production. Files get checked, borders and wraps get handled, and problems surface while they're still cheap to fix.
Issues Management
Orders with missing data, unmapped SKUs, or bad assets are held and flagged for review instead of failing quietly downstream. Nothing disappears.
Pillar 02

Production Workflows

How work gets made
Dynamic Product Workflows
Define the phases each product actually moves through: print, press, assemble, package. Items route themselves down the right path automatically, with no one deciding what happens next.
Dynamic Workflow Queues
Every station gets its own live queue: printing, pressing, framing, cutting, packing. Work is planned and released in batches that share a substrate, a size, or a run, so operators pull a group of work orders instead of chasing items one at a time.
QC Stations
Checkpoints between stages where items pass or fail against the record. Defects get caught before they consume another dollar of material or labor.
Dynamic SLAs
Every item gets a due date derived from product type, client agreement, and service level. Priority reorders itself as commitments change.
Generative BOMs
Bills of material are computed from the product configuration rather than maintained by hand. Change a size or a substrate and the materials follow.
Remake Function
Reproduce a damaged or rejected item in one action. The remake enters production with its lineage intact, without cloning the order or corrupting the books.
Unique Barcode Printing
Every item carries its own scannable identity from the first stage to the shipping label. Scan it anywhere and know exactly what it is and where it belongs.
Printable Work Orders
Floor-ready documents with everything an operator needs. Paper still works, and it works better when it's generated from live data.
Item History
A timestamped record of every stage, operator, and status change. When a client asks what happened to an order, the answer takes seconds.
Order & Item Notes
Context travels with the work. Special instructions, customer requests, and internal flags stay attached to the item instead of living in someone's inbox.
Pillar 03

Fulfillment

How work gets out
ShipStation Integration
Label generation, carrier routing, and service selection handled inline. Your carrier accounts and rate agreements come with you.
Packaging & Scan Terminals
Contents are verified by scan at the moment of packing. A mispack gets caught at the table, not at the customer's front door.
Location Bin Sorting
Completed items are directed to a physical bin and reassembled into whole orders as the last piece lands. Multi-item orders stop getting lost mid-floor.
Ready-to-Ship Queue
One clear view of everything complete and waiting. Nothing sits on a shelf because it never made it onto anyone's list.
Order Splitting
Break a large order into smaller shipments and short-ship what is ready without losing the thread. Each split keeps its own tracking, and the original order stays whole in the record.
3PL Pick & Pack
Stocked goods are picked alongside made-to-order items on the same order. Inventory and production live in one workflow instead of two systems.
Daily Manifests & Closeouts
Every shipment bundle, from a single carton to a full pallet, carries a manifest of exactly what is inside it. Closeouts run on a schedule and leave a permanent record of what left, when, and in which container.
Tracking Feedback to Source
Tracking numbers and fulfillment status are written back to the originating channel automatically. The client's customer gets notified without anyone re-keying a thing.
Pillar 04

Administration

How the business runs
Cost & Pricing Controls
Client-scoped price sheets and cost basis maintained in one place. The same SKU can carry different negotiated pricing per client, and margin is visible before you commit.
Executive Dashboards
Throughput, margin, and operational health in a view you can open on a Monday morning without asking anyone to build it first.
Material Consumption & Reporting
Every item that runs draws down the materials its bill of material calls for. Consumption is recorded as it happens, so usage, waste, and reorder pressure are numbers you can read rather than guesses you make.
Accounting Integrations
Order and invoice data flows to your books on schedule, so accounting works from the same numbers the floor does. QuickBooks is live today. A direct Sage Intacct connection is in active development on the same integration layer.
Stripe
Payments run through your own Stripe account, under your own terms. Money moves between you and your clients, not through us.
NetSuite Migration bridge
You don't have to rip out your ERP to start. MODO runs alongside NetSuite, syncing orders, status, and tracking, until the day you decide you no longer need it.
Roles & Permissions
Admins, operators, and fulfillment staff each see the tools their job requires, and nothing that would slow them down or shouldn't be theirs to change.
Pillar 05

Client Experience

How your clients see you
Branded User Portal
A polished, self-serve environment for the clients you produce for. It carries your name, your colors, and your standards.
Client Dashboards & Order Tracking
Your clients watch their own orders move through production and out the door. The status email you used to write becomes a page they can refresh.
Branded Transactional Emails
Order confirmations, shipping notices, and password resets go out under your brand and your domain. The platform stays invisible.
White Label, Both Directions
Your clients see your logo, your colors, and your emails when they log in. Their customers see the client's brand on packing slips, tracking notices, and labels. MODO appears on neither. Nobody in the chain is selling anyone else's software.
Issue Reports Coming soon
Clients will raise a problem against a specific order or item with the context already attached. Resolution happens in the system instead of across an email thread.
Not seeing it?

The platform grows with the floor.

We ship what our manufacturers need next, not what looks good on a roadmap slide. If there's a workflow you can't operate without, it's worth a conversation.

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03 / Services

Software alone doesn't move a facility.

Replatforming an operation is a physical project as much as a technical one. We show up for both. These engagements are scoped alongside the platform, not sold instead of it.

Sales Onboarding Support

We work directly with your team to bring new clients onto the platform, from catalog mapping to first live order. Scoped to how you actually sell.

IT Hardware Implementation

Scanners, label printers, and terminals specified, sourced, and standing on the floor. The gear is chosen to fit the workflow, not the other way around.

Digital Transformation

Mapping the paper, the tribal knowledge, and the exceptions before anything gets automated. We've operated these systems under pressure, so we know what to preserve.

04 / Built for the whole operation

One platform, three audiences.

The floor needs speed. Managers need control. Clients need visibility. Each gets the interface their job deserves.

On the floor

Operators

Scan-based and language-agnostic, built around icons and color rather than paragraphs. New hires are productive on day one.

In the office

Managers & Admins

Data-dense control over queues, exceptions, QC, capacity, and pricing. The full picture, with the levers to act on it.

Outside the walls

Clients

A user portal that makes you look like the best production partner they've worked with. Because from where they sit, you are.

05 / Why MODO

Purpose-built, not bent into shape.

MODO isn't a generic ERP you configure for years, or a plugin that stops at "send the order." It's an operating system designed around how on-demand work actually moves.

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Privately owned

No venture capital, no private equity, no board with a five-year exit clock. We answer to the manufacturers who use MODO, and the product gets better because it has to, not because a quarter is ending.

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Operator experience is sacred

The floor is where margin is made or lost. Every interaction is simplified deliberately, so throughput rises and training time falls.

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Integrations that are boring

Commerce, shipping, payments, and accounting connections that are reliable and unremarkable, in the best possible way. They work, and they keep working.

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Built from real scar tissue

Designed by people who have run these operations under stress. We know which shortcuts hold and which ones cost you a season.

06 / Pricing

We only grow when you do.

No per-seat fees. No penalty for adding clients or operators. MODO charges a small percentage of the product revenue that runs through the platform, made-to-order or bulk, so we only grow when your business does.

Growth
Manufacturers ready to consolidate onto one system.
$1M – $5M product revenue
Usage-based
% of throughput · no seats
  • Full order-to-billing workflow
  • Core commerce & shipping integrations
  • Standard onboarding
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Most common
Scale
Multi-client operations with complex routing and finance needs.
$5M – $25M product revenue
Usage-based
tiered · volume rates
  • Everything in Growth
  • Multi-facility & multi-client routing
  • ERP migration bridge
  • Priority onboarding
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Enterprise
High-volume producers with bespoke requirements.
$25M+ product revenue
Tailored
custom terms
  • Everything in Scale
  • Dedicated solution engineering
  • Custom development & SLAs
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Product revenue means the value of goods processed through MODO, annually. Ranges are guidance, not gates.

Let's walk through your operation.

Thirty minutes, no slides. Tell us how work moves through your floor today, and we'll tell you honestly whether MODO is the right fit.

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Follow the build.

Occasional notes on what we're shipping and what we're learning from the floor. No cadence promises, no noise.