PRESS COMMAND OS

Every job.
Every location.
No surprises.

The operating system built for print shops that run across multiple locations. Manage orders, proofs, production, and customer relationships from one place — while autonomous agents handle the work between you and chaos.

4 Locations
24/7 Operations
1 Dashboard
MILWAUKEE
MEMPHIS
LIVE

Built for jobs that can't wait

Rush triage

Same-day jobs land in front of you first. Memorial prints, event banners, emergency reprints — the queue reorganizes itself around urgency automatically.

4 cities, one view

Production clock

Every job has a countdown. When a casket wrap is due in 4 hours, you see it before it becomes a crisis. AI agents monitor every open order around the clock.

24/7 monitoring, no overtime

Auto-reorder triggers

When a customer last ordered business cards 6 months ago, the system nudges them. Reorder cycles run on autopilot — you fill the job, not the pipeline.

35% uplift on repeat orders
Obituary Proof
APPROVED
Photo attached
APPROVE
REVISE

Proofs that move themselves

Customers review and approve designs online — no back-and-forth emails, no phone tag. AI handles revisions, flags compliance issues, and escalates anything that needs human eyes.

When it matters most

Memorial printing isn't just another product category. It's a family sitting in a funeral home, needing something beautiful in 24 hours, leaning on you because they don't know where else to turn. PressCommandOS treats it that way.

Rush workflows are built for casket wraps and obituary programs. Pricing is pre-loaded. Templates are ready. The family gets something they'll hold forever — and you get a job you can be proud of.

Casket Wrap Ready 24hr turnaround active
26 years of service
"We started in a room in my parents' house with a computer and a printer. Every job since then has been built the same way — one honest print at a time."
Mario Dickens Founder, Mario Dickens Creations Milwaukee, WI — Est. 1998

PressCommandOS exists so that founders like Mario can spend less time managing the chaos and more time doing the work that matters. The machines run. The jobs move. The customers stay.