Seasonal campaigns
Promotions, menu changes, and store materials coordinated for a campaign release.
Retail & multi-location print programs
One campaign. Different locations. A coordinated plan.
Signage, menus, display pieces, labels, and printed collateral—produced and packed around each location’s needs. Bring us your item list, store requirements, and schedule.
- Retail
- Grocery
- Restaurants
- Franchise networks
Openings & refreshes
Print, signs, and setup materials brought together around the opening plan.
Ongoing store programs
Repeat materials, changing versions, and replenishment needs planned by location.
Selected retail work
From the production floor
to the sales floor.
Printed components and installed store graphics from our published work.
Plan the differences before production
The store list
is part of the job.
Offers, quantities, fixtures, languages, and delivery instructions can change from one location to the next. We work through those differences with the print specifications.
Explore kitting & fulfillment 01
Define what each location receives.
Connect item IDs, artwork versions, and quantities to the correct destination. Your existing spreadsheet can be the starting point.
Item list · Version names · Quantity by store · Ship-to details
02
Review the kit—not only the print.
A representative kit can confirm the component mix, packing order, protection, labeling, and setup instructions before full assembly. The review method is agreed for the project.
03
Work through changes and exceptions.
Address shortages, late supplied pieces, revised artwork, or changed destinations against the approved plan. We work out the effect on quantities, packing, cost, and schedule before the next release.
04
Plan the release and delivery.
Review carton sizes, weights, shipping services, delivery requirements, and release waves together. One distribution center and individual store deliveries call for different plans.
Required in-hand date and planned ship date are separate milestones.
SKL template
Start with your
store list.
Use this SKL to list each delivery destination and the quantity of every component it should receive.
Blank templates · 4 component columns to start.
The Excel version includes formatting and a short instruction sheet.
Already have a spreadsheet? Send that instead.
A look inside the SKL
Example onlyOne row. One destination.
| Store / destination | Product 1 |
Product 2 |
Product 3 |
Product 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 Location A | 2 | 12 | 4 | 1 |
| 002 Location B | 4 | 18 | 6 | 2 |
| 003 Location C | 1 | 8 | 2 | 0 |
The files also include delivery address, city, state, ZIP and country.
How to complete the SKL
Keep the destination together.
Use one row for each delivery destination. Include the store number, destination name and complete address, with any suite or unit in the address field.
Identify each component.
Tell us which product, size and artwork version each quantity column represents. For more than four components, add columns and review the layout with us.
Make the quantities explicit.
Enter whole numbers for each destination. Use 0 when a component is not required. A blank means the quantity is still unconfirmed—not zero.
Keep leading zeros.
The Excel template formats store numbers and address fields as text. When importing a CSV, choose Text for store numbers and ZIP / postal codes.
Send the completed SKL with your project name, revision and required dates. It is a planning file—not an artwork approval, address validation or production release.
Inside an Execuprint kit
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A closer look
See how the pieces
fit together.
Watch our published kit walkthrough, then talk with us about what would change for your locations.
Print, supplied items, instructions, protection, and packing can be planned as parts of the same project.
Talk through your kitBuild the program around the pieces
Different products.
One project to plan.
Explore individual products, or send the complete brief without choosing a category first.
In-store signs & graphics
Windows, shelves, counters, aisles, and overhead.
Menus & promotional print
Menus, offers, handouts, and supporting collateral.
Labels & decals
Product, promotional, and identification pieces.
Standees & cutouts
Shaped displays, easel backs, and store callouts.
Paper shopping bags
Branded bags for retail, gifts, and events.
Mailer boxes & inserts
Protective packaging and presentation components.
Before you send the brief
A few practical
questions.
Can you include pieces from another supplier?
Supplied items can be included when quantities, condition, dimensions, receipt dates, and handling requirements are defined. Tell us which components are already being produced elsewhere.
Do we need finished artwork to begin?
No. An item list, sample, rough specifications, or a previous campaign can start the discussion. Pricing and timing are confirmed against the agreed specifications and approvals.
Can this become a recurring program?
We can discuss repeat production, storage, replenishment, and ordering needs. These are scoped around the program—not assumed to be included in every print order. Explore portal options.
What helps you estimate the rollout?
Start with the component list, quantities by location, artwork versions, destination information, packing needs, and required delivery dates. Mark what is confirmed and what is still open.
Optional text template. Your own specifications are welcome. For store-by-store quantities, download the SKL template.
Start with the work you have
Have an upcoming rollout?
Bring us a complete specification sheet or a program still taking shape. We’ll help work through the production, packing, and delivery requirements.
Already have a brief?
Send the item list, location requirements, and schedule you already use. There’s no need to retype your specifications.
Email your specificationsOpens your email app. Attach your brief, then send.
customercare@execuprint.com
Still working out the details?
Use our guided quote page, or call to talk through the pieces, destinations, and target date.
Already discussing a project? Use the same project name with your files.
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