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Dashprep sits in one place: the stretch between a customer clicking checkout and your team marking an order shipped. Everything it does is aimed at that hour.

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The problem it removes

Most merchants who make physical things run that last leg on paper. A ticket prints, someone carries it to a station, the person there copies it onto a list, someone double-checks before pulling stock. That’s roughly four handoffs per order — and every handoff is time, and a chance for something to get lost or made twice. The fix isn’t a faster printer or a better spreadsheet. It’s removing the handoffs: put each order directly on the screen of the person who makes it, with the right context, in the right order, automatically.

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The flow

1

An order is placed in Shopify

A customer checks out. Shopify notifies Dashprep in real time.
2

Dashprep splits it into line items

Each product in the order becomes a line item — the actual thing someone has to make.
3

Line items route to prep stations

If you use prep stations, each item lands at the station that makes it, using rules you set by product type or collection.
4

It appears on the board

The order streams onto your live board — no refresh, no printout. Everyone watching the board sees it at once.
5

Your team marks it done

Staff move each item from open to complete. When every item is finished, the order is complete and ready to ship.

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What Dashprep is not

Dashprep is deliberately narrow. Keeping the scope tight is what keeps the board calm and fast.
  • Not inventory or production planning
  • Not delivery routing or dispatch
  • Not a CRM or marketing tool
It does one job: get each order onto the right screen, in the right order, and track it to done.

Next: orders & statuses

How orders and line items move from open to complete.