CoreXBiz Core
The operational foundation, including lightweight POS, quotes, invoices and manual or staff-entered orders. CoreXBiz Core connects how work enters the business with the people and processes responsible for completing it.
Past event
Meet CoreXBiz at PRINTING United Expo 2026
Print orders do not arrive through one door. They come across the counter, from a quote, through a phone call or email, and from online ordering—and each one creates production work. At Booth N6572, see how CoreXBiz keeps each order connected to its customer, production details, team ownership, purchasing, fulfilment, expenses and profitability.
- Dates
- September 23–25, 2026
- Venue
- Las Vegas Convention Center
- City
- Las Vegas, Nevada
- Exhibitor
- CoreXBiz Solutions
- Booth
- N6572
When every sales channel creates production work
Taking the order is only the beginning. The harder part is keeping the details, people and next steps connected after the sale.
- Orders arrive through the counter, phone, email and website—but production cannot see them together.
- A quote is approved, but someone still has to recreate the production details.
- The team keeps asking what is next and who owns it.
- Customer instructions, artwork approvals and order changes remain trapped in inboxes, separated from the people and production work that depend on them.
- Purchasing and expenses are separated from the job they belong to.
- You discover too late whether the order was actually profitable.
See how CoreXBiz connects the work
CoreXBiz keeps the customer, order details, production steps, team ownership, purchasing, fulfilment, expenses and profitability connected as each job moves from intake to completion.
Different order types can follow different operational paths while remaining connected inside CoreXBiz.
What you can see at the booth
- Capture in-person, quoted, staff-entered and online orders without separating them from the work that follows.
- Keep customer, order and production information connected instead of recreating details between systems.
- Give each job a clear next step and owner as it moves through production.
- Connect purchasing, fulfilment, expenses and profitability to the order that created them.
- See how CoreXUpload Print adds specialized WooCommerce upload-to-print ordering.
- See how CoreXBiz Mail uses AI to help categorize business conversations, prepare reply drafts and thread briefings, while letting staff begin tasks, estimates or invoices from the email they are handling.
What the CoreXBiz demonstration brings together
CoreXUpload Print
A specialized WooCommerce upload-to-print solution for print businesses that want customers to upload files, configure print orders and order online. It is one online sales channel within the broader CoreXBiz platform.
Learn about CoreXUpload PrintCoreXBiz is exhibiting at Booth N6572
CoreXBiz Solutions is listed by PRINTING United Expo at Booth N6572 in the Las Vegas Convention Center’s North Hall.
View Booth N6572 on the official floor planBuilt from real production experience
CoreXBiz was shaped inside the day-to-day operation of a working custom-production print business, where orders arrive through several channels, specifications change, production teams need clear ownership, and true job costs often become visible too late. The platform is designed around those real operating conditions.
What print businesses want to know
- Is CoreXBiz compatible with our current website and ecommerce system?
If your business already uses WordPress and WooCommerce, yes. CoreXBiz installs as a WordPress plugin into your existing WordPress environment, so you do not need to rebuild your storefront, move to another ecommerce platform or replace WooCommerce. WooCommerce continues handling online sales while CoreXBiz connects those orders to the production, team ownership, purchasing, fulfilment, expenses and related financial work that follows.
- How disruptive is it to add CoreXBiz to an existing WooCommerce business?
For an established WordPress and WooCommerce business, adding CoreXBiz does not require a storefront replacement or ecommerce cutover. It is installed into the existing environment and configured while the current WooCommerce store remains in place. Initial setup is focused on the CoreXBiz users, workflows and operational settings the business wants to use—not on rebuilding the storefront.
- What if we use Shopify, Wix, Squarespace or another ecommerce platform?
Direct ecommerce integration is currently available for WooCommerce. Connectors for Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and other platforms are planned but are not available yet.
Businesses using another platform can to help us prioritize what comes next.
- Do all our orders have to come through WooCommerce?
No. CoreXBiz also supports counter sales through its lightweight POS, quotes, invoices, phone or email requests, and manual or staff-entered orders. Online and offline orders can be managed through connected operational workflows rather than separated into unrelated systems.
- Will we have to change how we price and produce jobs?
Not necessarily. CoreXBiz supports product pricing configuration—including calculator-based pricing for custom work—along with different order types, production workflow stages, team ownership and fulfilment-related paths after the sale. Each type of work can follow the workflow it needs while remaining connected to the customer, order and related financial activity.
- Do we need to replace our current accounting system?
No. CoreXBiz does not require you to abandon the accounting system you use for tax and compliance work. There is no live QuickBooks or Xero synchronization today. CoreXBiz provides the operational financial view around the job—including purchasing, expenses, payments and job-cost visibility—while your existing accounting system can continue serving its present accounting role.
Bring us one workflow problem
Show us where an order currently depends on spreadsheets, disconnected handoffs or someone’s memory. We’ll show you how that work could move through CoreXBiz.