Compare FDM4 vs. OnSite

To truly understand a company, it's essential to explore its inner workings. Our corporate video provides an exclusive tour of the FDM4 International office, showcasing our dedicated team and the core values that drive our organization. We present a comprehensive solution that integrates software, hardware, development, and design to effectively address your business challenges. Discover more about FDM4 and our unwavering commitment to fostering your business growth. One of the hardest aspects of selecting a software solution is identifying one that aligns with your specific requirements while adhering to industry standards. At FDM4, we have anticipated this challenge; hence, our software is designed to be versatile and multifunctional. We cater to a wide range of needs, whether they involve apparel, hard goods, or consumer goods. The true measure of a company often lies in the satisfaction of its clients, which is why we encourage you to explore the success stories of those who have partnered with FDM4. We provide not only the software you need but also the steadfast commitment required to help your business thrive. By choosing FDM4, you’re not just selecting a service, but joining a community focused on mutual success and innovation.

ShopWorks' OnSite business software solution includes many features that are specific to screen printing businesses. These include apparel item size matrix, design and production variables (such as mesh counts, ink colors, images, squeegee characteristics), margin-based price calculation, and production tracking. ShopWorks' OnSite is perfect for embroidery businesses. OnSite offers a host of features that will make your business run more smoothly. It also includes image attachments, size matrices and full-cycle order tracking. You can also share your designs with clients via web-based tools. ShopWorks software offers features that are specific to digital printers. Shop productivity can be improved by using functionalities such as the ability to model different production processes and track production schedules by department or machine. Other industry-specific features include present and price by units, square dimensions, or linear dimensions.