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From an empty shop to your first priced product and finished print: your rates and taxes, a printer, a filament, a plate, a product with its price, then a job on the schedule.

What plates, jobs, spools, landed cost and the other words in Works mean, and where everything is in the menu.

A complete sample print shop you can try everything in, without setting anything up. What's in it, and how it works.

What goes into a plate's cost, how it's shared between the items on the plate, and how bought and assembled items are costed.

Suggested prices from your target margin, your retail price, the price calculator, and ranking products by what they earn.

Set up the sales taxes you charge, which apply to retail and wholesale prices, and the purchase taxes you pay and don't get back.

Add a wholesale price to a product and see your profit at retail, your profit at wholesale, and the retailer's profit side by side.

Each printer's costs, hours and availability, the spools loaded in its slots, its nozzles, and proposed printers you're thinking of buying.

Save each print setup once: printer, build time, filament and what it yields. Mixed plates, nozzles, duplicating, and one-off plates from Quick job.

Plan every printer on one calendar around your waking hours: add jobs, let Find a time suggest the best slot, and drag jobs to move them.

The start checklist (what's loaded, what the plate needs, nozzles), then recording what came off the plate and the filament used.

Keep printers serviced by print hours or by date: tasks that repeat, what's due, the parts you use, and a log of the work done.

One inventory for filament, supplies, printed parts and services: adding items, packs and boxes that break down, stock actions, reorder levels and history.

Every roll is a numbered spool with its grams left: opening, loading, weighing and drying them, where they are, and what upcoming jobs will use.

Track where you buy and what you've ordered, so the real shipping, fees and taxes on each bill go into your costs. Receiving, backorders and landed cost.

Ring up a walk-in sale while the customer waits: products or a one-off print from the slicer, rush and services, who it's for, payment and change, then schedule the print.

Price a job with a quote, turn it into an order with one click, and track the order from confirmed to completed: lines, payment, shipping, print jobs and stock.

Issue numbered invoices and receipts from an order, print or email them, void and reissue, and give refunds or corrections with credit notes. Maker plan and up.

Your private customer list, each customer's quotes and orders, and the ways your customers pay you.

Sales and tax for your returns, sales by item and by customer, print loss, and CSV downloads for your accountant.

Your shop's check engine light: All good, or what needs attention now and soon, plus what's printing, next on each printer, and coming up.

Run your listing on Nozzlet's directory from inside Works: switch it on or off, edit it, see its views, and answer messages and reviews.

The Free, Maker, Shop and Farm plans and their limits, upgrading, your card and invoices, what happens if a payment fails or you cancel, and inactive accounts.

Your business details, costing rates, schedule and pricing settings, taxes, storage locations, payment methods, and invoices and receipts.