Work that sits inside real print operations
Our team builds web-to-print storefront software for print shops that need proper product builders, artwork upload, proofing, price matrices and order tracking. The work is practical. One week may involve setting up a new catalogue, the next may mean tightening artwork rules or checking how a B2B portal behaves for a corporate buyer.
We work with shops in Durbanville, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Bloemfontein, Stellenbosch and Paarl, so the work needs people who can stay clear-headed when jobs differ from one client to the next.
Roles we hire for when the work grows
We look for people with a steady hand, good follow-through and enough technical sense to work with print workflows without guessing. Roles may include implementation, product templating, client training, support, account coordination and project support around storefront setup.
- Implementation work for setup, launch support and workflow review
- Template and product build work for size tables, options and pricing logic
- Training and handover work for staff and admin teams
- Support work for day-to-day portal and order flow queries
Experience in print, publishing, e-commerce or software setup helps, though the stronger signal is the way someone thinks through detail and keeps records tidy.
People who fit well here
We value calm communication, organised notes and the habit of checking details before a job moves forward. A good fit is someone who can work through product ranges, spot gaps in artwork instructions and keep a client setup consistent across screens, proofs and delivery steps.
It helps if you are comfortable around numbers, file types, print terminology and the practical side of handovers. Durban humidity, courier timing and municipal delivery patterns are all part of the broader working picture, so we prefer people who can stay realistic and organised.
The sort of projects you may touch
Depending on the role, you may help with storefront setup, template build, price matrix setup, artwork rules, proofing workflows, payments and delivery setup, catalogue expansion or a workflow review. Some work is internal and some is client-facing, and both need careful notes and clear structure.
- Setting up product builders for common print items and custom ranges
- Preparing online proofing steps that suit busy production teams
- Testing order tracking from checkout through to production handover
- Supporting payment and courier settings that match a print shop’s process
We are not chasing noise. The job is to make a print shop easier to run online, then keep the moving parts orderly once it is live.
How to send a CV
If you want to apply, send your CV through our contact form on the contact page and mention the type of work you are after. If you have handled print software, prepress, e-commerce setup or customer training, include that detail. A short note on your strongest skills also helps.
We read applications with the same care we expect in the work itself. If a role suits your background, we will take it from there and keep the conversation practical.
A place for careful work and clear handovers
Our office in Durbanville is built around methodical work, clean handovers and a steady rhythm between setup, training and support. People who do well here tend to notice the small things: naming conventions, option logic, artwork checks and the way a portal should behave for a corporate client.
If you like work that has structure and real detail, this may suit you. The output is software for print shops, but the daily work is still about people, process and getting the small things right.