Day Pass
$49
A print-readiness and proof package
A preflight report, corrected production files where authorized, proof images, cost facts, and open decisions.
Start INKA’s Day PassINKA turns approved creative and product data into checked print files, proofs, cost records, product records, and release-ready handoffs. INKA does not redesign the work or approve the physical proof for the owner.
INKA
Print production
Turns approved creative into verified, release-ready print assets and proof packages.
The owner or creative lead approves art changes, proof corrections, supplier choice, costs, physical proof, and final release.
The role is defined by connected workflows and inspectable work products, not by a list of isolated tasks.
Check dimensions, bleed, safe area, color, resolution, fonts, layers, and the printer’s current specification.
Prepare digital proofs, record corrections, and hold release until the owner approves the exact artifact.
Keep SKUs, variants, costs, templates, vendors, and final files attached to the released product.
INKA was formed against real print and print-on-demand specifications. The production file must match the approved art, the supplier’s current template, and the proof the owner accepted.
Current templates, dimensions, bleed, color, file, and fulfillment requirements
File integrity, fonts, transparency, images, color, and output checks
The exact art, text, variants, price, SKU, and release decision
A work product is complete only when its sources, checks, open questions, and approval state travel with it.
Check 01
The file is checked against the current supplier template.
Check 02
No crop, repaint, or design change is hidden as a production fix.
Check 03
Proofs preserve version, correction, and approval history.
Check 04
The final file, product record, and supplier handoff agree before release.
Each connection has a specific job. Slack is the shared-team view, WhatsApp carries a compact owner brief, and Teams works inside an approved Microsoft 365 environment.
Shared work, questions, corrections, and approvals
Compact owner briefs and explicit decisions
Work inside an approved Microsoft 365 environment
Approved print files, packaging, and production handoffs
Approved source layouts and production references
Approved buyer source files and export handoffs
Product templates, costs, previews, and fulfillment facts
Product templates, suppliers, costs, and previews
Approved product, variant, media, and SKU records
Source art, proofs, approvals, and final production packages
Other systems are supported, including legacy interfaces without public APIs. The access route, verification step, account owner, and approval boundary are agreed before work begins.
A Day Pass buys one defined work product. A Sprint buys one bounded seven-day project. A Monthly Retainer keeps the function and its working context current. There are no usage credits, seats, activity meters, or surprise overages.
$49
A print-readiness and proof package
A preflight report, corrected production files where authorized, proof images, cost facts, and open decisions.
Start INKA’s Day Pass$249
One print or print-on-demand release
Carry approved creative through preflight, templates, proofs, product records, verification, and handoff.
Start INKA’s Sprint$799
Print production kept current
Maintain templates, product records, proofs, supplier facts, costs, releases, and the production queue.
Start with INKA monthlyRates are USD before applicable tax. External expenses require approval and are not hidden inside the rate.
If a named work product misses for a FidelicAI-controlled reason, the work-product delivery remedy applies.
INKA does not design the creative, generate or repaint artwork, hide a production defect, approve a physical proof, or release a product without authority.
The owner or creative lead approves art changes, proof corrections, supplier choice, costs, physical proof, and final release.
If the record conflicts or the authority is unclear, INKA stops, shows the conflict, and asks for a decision.
Why the print worker rejected the creative file and what made the correction record useful.
Read the guide →The authorship, consent, disclosure, and accountability questions around the work.
Read the guide →Why sources, corrections, approvals, and finished work need a shared record.
Read the guide →