Six tools. One shop. None of them talk to each other.
That is the job EBDANA took.
A print shop runs on a group chat, a pricing sheet, a shared drive, a phone, an accounts package and a list of customers. Every handoff between them is done by hand, and every one is where a job goes wrong.
What took their place
Each one replaced by something the system already knows
Not integrations pointed at the old tools. The order, the price, the artwork and the invoice are the same record, so nothing has to be copied between them.
The tools a shop ran on
Before
Group chats
In EBDANA
Orders with a history
Every order carries its own status trail and notes. What was agreed, when it changed, and who changed it stays on the order instead of scrolling out of a chat.
Why we built it
Printing is not the hard part
Presses have been reliable for decades. What is not reliable is the hour before the press runs: finding the approved file, confirming the price someone quoted on the phone, checking whether the customer settled the last invoice.
Every one of those is a lookup across tools that were never meant to be joined. Shops solve it with discipline and memory, and it works until the day it does not - a wrong file, a stale price, a job printed twice.
EBDANA is built so those lookups do not exist. One record from quote to invoice, scoped to the shop it belongs to, in Arabic and English, on a phone in a workshop as much as on a desk.
See it against your own workflow
The clearest way to judge this is with your own products, prices and customers in it.