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Hi {{First Name}},
Would you be interested in another source of DTF production work without having to go find the orders yourself?
We are looking for qualified SuperGamut customers who want to put more work through their equipment and create an additional stream of revenue for their business.
If you already have available DTF production capacity, this could mean more paid work moving through equipment you already own.
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your equipment or adding production capacity, this could also give you another reason to make that investment work harder for your business.
The opportunity comes through the North American Digital Printers Alliance, or NADPA.
NADPA is a growing network of qualified DTF transfer printers that can receive production work from businesses that need reliable transfer manufacturing capacity.
Rather than every NADPA partner having to spend money generating leads, quoting jobs, following up with prospects, and building a customer base for this work, NADPA can bring production opportunities into the network and route qualifying orders to approved printing partners.
You get to focus on what your shop is built to do: produce great transfers efficiently and profitably.
Think about what that can mean for your business:
- Keep your printer running more hours of the day instead of letting available capacity sit unused
- Create an additional revenue stream alongside your existing customers
- Receive production opportunities without having to acquire the end customer yourself
- Generate more return from equipment you already own
- Build a stronger case for adding or upgrading production capacity as your business grows
- Be part of a larger production network capable of serving national and enterprise-level opportunities
One of the biggest questions when buying a larger or faster DTF system is:
“If I add all this production capacity, where is the additional work going to come from?”
NADPA gives us a new way to help answer part of that question.
We can’t guarantee a specific amount of production volume, and we don’t want anyone buying equipment based on a promise of guaranteed orders. But if you already see growth in your own business, the ability to qualify for additional NADPA production opportunities can become another piece of the return-on-investment conversation.
So what would you actually do as a NADPA Production Partner?
- Receive a production-ready order
- Print the transfers
- Quality check the order
- Package it
- Ship it using the provided shipping information
The NADPA workflow is designed to take care of much of what normally happens around the production work, including order information, production files, shipping information, tracking, and order status.
You produce. We help bring the opportunity.
Of course, we have to protect the quality of the network.
NADPA isn’t simply looking for anyone who owns a DTF printer. We need production partners we can trust to produce a consistent transfer today, tomorrow, and again when that same customer reorders months from now.
Production partners will generally need to:
- Operate qualifying SuperGamut DTF equipment
- Use approved SuperGamut ink, film, and powder for NADPA production
- Use Gangify as part of the production workflow
- Complete color and production verification
- Use approved profiles and production settings so repeat orders stay consistent
- Follow documented maintenance and start-up procedures
- Meet NADPA production and shipping standards, including same-business-day shipping for qualifying orders received by 2:00 PM Central Time
- Respond quickly to production or customer service issues
- Stand behind the quality of the work
Don’t worry if you aren’t sure whether your shop currently checks every box.
That’s exactly why we want to have the conversation.
One of our technical experts can review your current equipment, production capacity, workflow, color setup, and what would be required for your shop to qualify.
And if you don’t currently have the production equipment needed to qualify, but you’ve been considering moving into a faster or expanded-gamut SuperGamut system, we can talk through that too.
We can look at your existing production needs, your current growth, the NADPA opportunity, and the equipment investment together to determine whether adding capacity actually makes sense for your business.
We’re not trying to add hundreds of printers just to make the NADPA map look bigger.
We’re looking for strong, reliable production businesses that want more opportunity and are willing to meet the standards needed to earn it.
Because you’re already part of the SuperGamut customer family, we wanted to give you the first opportunity to learn more.
If you’d like more work going through your DTF equipment, let’s talk.
Or just reply to this email with “I’m interested” and we’ll reach out to talk through the opportunity.
Thanks,
Aaron
SuperGamut
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