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Sell the solution, not the tape

Stop measuring. Start mapping.

Every replacement-decal order used to mean five inboxes, a tape measure, and a prayer that nothing came back the wrong size. Map-to-Cart makes the plan the spec — so the whole team stops re-typing the same numbers and starts installing on schedule.

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Plan a real site, right here.

Pick a product and drop it on the satellite view (or switch to a blueprint). Watch the cart and the federal compliance check build as you place — then add it to a quote.

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The old way

Every decal order is a relay race.

Here is what it actually takes to replace a set of decals the traditional way. On a recent ASU job, the originals were measured from an out-of-date map and came back 2″ too wide — which meant running this entire loop twice.

  1. 1

    The request

    Facility / buyer

    "I need replacement decals for these locations." An email kicks off the chain.

    Nothing is specified yet — sizes, quantities, and surfaces all live in someone's head.

  2. 2

    Measure & spec

    Buyer + old drawings

    Someone pulls dimensions off an old map or a tape measure and writes a list.

    The ASU order was measured from a stale map — the decals came back 2″ too wide.

  3. 3

    Request a quote

    Distributor

    The list is emailed to the distributor, who prices each line by hand.

    Back-and-forth on sizes, options, and availability — days, not minutes.

  4. 4

    Freight & lead time

    Estimator

    A separate email chases shipping cost and production lead time.

    Another handoff, another wait, another chance for a number to be wrong.

  5. 5

    Estimate & approval

    Buyer → client

    The marked-up estimate goes to the client to sign off before anything is ordered.

    Approval stalls; the window to install on schedule keeps shrinking.

  6. 6

    Purchase order

    Buyer

    Once approved, a PO is issued back up the chain and the order is finally placed.

    By now the same information has been re-typed by four different people.

  7. 7

    Install — or re-order

    Installer

    The crew arrives to install. If a size is off, the whole loop starts over.

    A single wrong measurement means a re-print, re-ship, and a second truck roll.

Sell the solution, not the tape

One wrong measurement shouldn't cost a second truck roll.

The traditional decal order runs through five inboxes and an old tape measure. Map-to-Cart collapses the whole relay race into one shared source of truth.

The old way
  • Measuring
    Tape measure or an old map — the #1 source of wrong sizes.
  • People involved
    Buyer, distributor, estimator, installer, client — five inboxes.
  • Quoting
    Hand-priced, line by line, over days of email.
  • Compliance
    Checked manually — if at all — against federal code.
  • Approvals
    PDF estimates forwarded around and re-explained.
  • Reorders
    Start from scratch and re-measure every time.
  • A wrong size
    Re-print, re-ship, second truck roll, blown schedule.
With Map-to-Cart
  • Measuring
    Set scale once on the real plan; every size is exact.
  • People involved
    One system everyone shares — buyer, approver, and installer.
  • Quoting
    Cart totals build in real time as you place decals.
  • Compliance
    OSHA / ADA summary generated with every placement.
  • Approvals
    One read-only share link — approve and pay.
  • Reorders
    Open the saved map and hit reorder.
  • A wrong size
    Caught before checkout — the plan is the spec.

The Sole Images way

One system. One source of truth.

01

Map the real space

Upload the blueprint or snap a photo. Set the scale once, and every measurement is taken from the actual facility — not a 20-year-old drawing.

02

Place & auto-cart

Drag decals, lanes, and zones onto the map. Exact quantities calculate automatically with a 5% waste factor, and a federal compliance summary builds as you go.

03

Approve & order

Share a read-only link for sign-off, then check out by card or net-30 PO. The map stays saved for one-tap reorders — no re-measuring, ever.

The real cost is the queue

Sell the solution, not the product.

A roll of tape is cheap. The expensive part is the human time queued up around it — the emails, the quotes, the approvals, the re-orders. Map-to-Cart takes that time back, and it does it while making every placement more accurate and more compliant.

the cost of stenciled graphics — the confirmed result when Sole Images replaced painted sidewalk stencils at Arizona State University.

Fewer hands, fewer errors

Every handoff is a chance to re-type a number wrong. Map-to-Cart replaces the email relay with one shared source of truth, so the spec can't drift between people.

Minutes, not days

Plan and purchase a complete, OSHA-compliant layout in one sitting. The quote, the compliance check, and the PO all come out of the same flow.

The map is the spec

Because sizes come straight off the real facility, a wrong measurement is caught before you ever check out — not on install day when a crew is standing on site.

Built to reorder

Saved maps mean the next order is one tap. Sole Images becomes the facility's permanent record — not a phone tree they dread calling again.

No blueprint? No problem.

White-Glove Facility Mapping

Not every facility has a clean digital plan on hand. Send us a rough sketch, an evacuation map, or basic dimensions and our team builds your Map-to-Cart layout for you — every forklift lane and pedestrian walkway spaced to federal OSHA standards before you even review it.

Ask us to map your facility
  • Send a sketch, a photo, or room dimensions — we do the drafting.
  • Compliance-checked layout delivered ready to review and order.
  • Mapping fee credited back when you order through the generated cart.
  • Your map is hosted and saved for effortless reorders.

Federal compliance, built in

Every placement, checked against the code.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.22
Walking-working surfaces
ANSI Z535
Safety color coding
ADA Wayfinding
Federal accessibility
Veteran-Owned
VOSB · Scottsdale AZ

Safe Harbor: Reflects general Federal guidelines; consult your local fire marshal and compliance officer before installation.

Stop measuring. Start mapping.

Upload your blueprint and generate a compliant purchase order in minutes — not days.