Picsha Retouch · Books · Prints · Cards · Posters · Gifts — IPIC 2026
Let’s get your store live.
Thanks for visiting the Graphx booth! This takes about three minutes. Tell us about your business and the storefronts you want, and we’ll build them — usually within a day — then walk you through the five-minute setup on your side. Your IPIC show special is locked in when you submit.
What happens next
1. We build your storefront
Your onboarding specialist at Graphx creates a branded store for each app you pick, all at your chosen address — usually within one business day — and emails you when it’s ready.
2. You sign in and connect Stripe
Sign-in is a one-time email code — no password. Set your prices, connect Stripe (about five minutes, paid straight to your bank), and you’re selling.
3. Your IPIC special is locked in
Stores from the IPIC 2026 show get a 10% platform fee (half the standard rate) on all sales through Dec 31, 2026 — plus an optional free counter card and window poster with your branding and store QR code, one kit per app. Pick printed or digital in the form below.
Onboarding form
Fields marked * are required — everything else helps us set things up faster, and your onboarding specialist can fill gaps with you by phone or email.
Connect your lab or order-management platform
If a downstream platform runs your production — Dakis, Pixfizz, Photo Finale, or another order-management system — Picsha can push the finished orders from every storefront you carry, print-ready files included, straight into its production queue: Retouch, Prints, Books, Cards and calendars, Posters, and Gifts. Please share these integration docs with any order-processing partner that wants to connect to your Picsha storefronts, and have them reach out to petert@graphx.com.
Run Photogize Lab? You don’t need any of this. Connect it on the Photogize Lab card in each storefront’s admin, map your sizes to Lab products, and paid orders land in your Lab’s harvest queue by themselves.
API reference
Interactive documentation for the Picsha Fulfillment API — every endpoint, webhook, and payload, browsable online.
Integration spec (PDF)
The partner integration specification as a document — easy to forward to a platform vendor’s engineering team.
OpenAPI definition
The machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 (Swagger) file — developers can generate client code from it directly.
Send this to your vendor
Not sure how to start the conversation? Copy this email, fill in the brackets, and send it to your platform rep — it tells them everything they need.