Fabric Confetti

I was terrified about switching digital download apps, but I could not justify the price increase of the app that I was using with my niche market. I talked to my business partner and I decided yesterday was the day. I have nearly 140 digital products and I copied all my the zip files and put them in a Dropbox folder so they were all in one place. I then followed Fileflare's migration instructions and it was seamless. I uploaded my files and then attached my products. This process was easier to do from the assets folder as I have product variants. When it got to settings, I could do the basics, but Will helped me out this morning with adding coding to a few things. As long as customers log into their accounts, they can reach their downloads and they will now come from Fileflare. If they try to use the links in their old emails, the links will appear removed. That is ok, I will send out a mass email and explain to my customers that I have switched providers. I can also always send them a new link from the Fileflare app.

I needed a template that I could add my logo to and that did not require any coding. At first it did not print correctly, but that was operator error, my printer default was set at no margins. I also had a couple of changes I needed made to the code and Bjorn got right back to me and made the changes. My invoices look great now! Thank you!