CoopR Workflows

The Workflow feature in CoopR and MatchBox simplifies the process of developing print and yarn-dyed (y/d) materials. It offers a structured way for contractors to handle print and y/d projects, making sure colors are approved according to project needs.

What the Workflow Does

The CoopR Print Workflow:

• Sets up a clear process for developing print and yarn-dyed materials.
• Optional: connects print projects to the color approval process in MatchBox for accurate, consistent results.

Key Benefits

In the past, print and y/d tasks were handled with manual steps, causing delays and extra work. The CoopR Print Workflow solves these issues by providing a smooth, centralized system that benefits both contractors and principals.

Types of Jobs Available

When you create a new Job in CoopR, you’ll see a dropdown with different Job types. After creating a CoopR Job, you have the option to start a MatchBox order for Lab-dips directly from CoopR. You’ll also receive updates in CoopR on the status of MatchBox Jobs.

Choose from these Job types:

• Standard – For general developments like fabrics, trims, etc.
• Print – For print development with DMIx MatchBox integration (optional).
• Yarn Dye – For yarn dye development with DMIx MatchBox integration (optional).
• Embroidery – For embroidery development with DMIx MatchBox integration (optional).

Access and Permissions

You can use this workflow in CoopR at the job level and in MatchBox. It is available to:

• Contractors and Principals working on print or y/d projects.
• Authorized users with similar roles in MatchBox.

Steps and Data

Detailed instructions, necessary inputs, and steps are in the supporting guide, which also includes screen layouts and visuals for easy navigation.

Who Benefits?

The CoopR Print Workflow is helpful for:

• Color Teams – Ensures consistent color across projects.
• Product and Material Development Teams – Provides a clear and efficient process.

For more help, refer to the detailed documentation, which includes step-by-step instructions and visuals of the interface.