Before condition
Timestamped intake photos and damage notes give the shop a shared starting point for the job.
Shop software for vehicle wrap shops
Intake the vehicle once. Carry the details all the way through the install.
Wrap work starts before the printer runs. Capture the vehicle, existing damage, measurements, artwork, and customer decisions at intake, then keep that record available to production and the install crew.
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Inside OBPrintVehicle wrap shops
One job. Keep it moving.
From vehicle intake to after photos
A wrap job needs a record of the vehicle and its condition, not just a line on an invoice.
- 01
Document the vehicle
Scan the VIN from a phone, use a USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner, capture before photos, and record existing damage and intake notes.
- 02
Approve the design
Keep measurements, artwork, proofs, and customer decisions with the vehicle job.
- 03
Prepare the run
Give production the files, tasks, materials, and notes it needs before the vehicle reaches the bay.
- 04
Finish the install
Schedule the field work, capture after photos and notes, and leave a history the shop can use later.
After the quote
The install crew should not need the owner on speakerphone
The useful part is what the next person can see without asking the owner.
Vehicle-specific work
Keep VIN, dimensions, artwork, and production notes together instead of splitting them between texts and folders.
After record
Close the loop with install notes and photos that remain attached to the completed job.
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A shop does not have to pick one kind of job.
FAQ
Straight answers for this shop type.
Plain answers about the workflow and the plan.
Can we capture vehicle information at intake?
OBPrint includes vehicle intake workflows with phone camera scanning, USB or Bluetooth barcode input, photo barcode decoding, before photos, damage notes, and job details.
Are before and after photos kept with the job?
The wrap workflow is designed to keep intake and completion photos with the vehicle job, alongside notes and artwork.
Can the install crew see the job details?
Use install scheduling and the installer workflow on The Full Run so the field team has the assigned work and its notes.
What does OBPrint cost?
The Full Run is $120 per month.
The Full Run is $1,000 per year (save $440 vs monthly).
14-day free trial on The Full Run. No credit card required.
Start with one job
Run the next real job through OBPrint.
Start with one job, let the team run it, then look back at what actually happened.