Custom Sign Company Adobe Commerce Theme
Franchise sign programs, rollout quotes and brand-standard catalogs
When a restaurant franchise announces a new look, someone has to put it up at eighty locations on a deadline, with franchisees asking about costs and corporate checking every face against brand standards. Foxco designs a custom sign company Adobe Commerce theme for programs like that: company accounts for the brand with franchisees as buyers, a shared catalog of approved signs at program pricing, negotiable quotes for each site's rollout package and requisition lists for replacement panels, decals and menu boards. Corporate approves before anything goes to fabrication. Sign program stores start at $2,500 for the theme, installed and configured; survey scheduling and ERP sync are scoped as their own projects.
Rollouts that stay on brand at every location.
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Built for Sign Companies
- 01Company accounts for brands with franchisees as buyers
- 02Shared catalog of approved signs at program pricing
- 03Negotiable quotes for each location's rollout package
- 04Corporate approval before any order goes to fabrication
- 05Requisition lists for replacement panels, decals and menu boards
- 06Site survey request form with photos and measurements
- Custom Adobe Commerce theme built for your sign company
- Installed on your Adobe Commerce store
- Set up with your logo, colors and products or services
- Categories, menus and CMS pages organized
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Sign Company theme questions
Do you use a ready-made sign company theme?
No. It's custom, designed around your sign programs and the brands you work with, then built with your brand, products and pages on Adobe Commerce.
How long until a program can launch?
The theme takes 7-10 days once we have your logo, photos and catalog; rush jobs depend on our bandwidth. Program setup for each brand, survey scheduling and ERP sync are scoped with their own timeline.
Can franchisees see only their own brand's signs?
Yes. Each brand gets its own shared catalog and company account, so a franchisee sees approved signs at program pricing and nothing from other clients. Setting those up is part of a B2B configuration project.
Can we still sell yard signs and banners to walk-in customers?
Yes, a public catalog can sit beside the programs with size and material options and artwork uploads. A live sign designer that previews text and layout is a custom module or paid extension we'd scope.
Eighty locations on a deadline is the kind of job that makes a sign company's year, as long as the paperwork doesn't eat the margin first.
One program, every franchisee
The brand owns the company account and adds franchisees or district managers as buyers, with approval rules sending each order to corporate before production. A shared catalog holds the approved channel letters, pylon faces, window graphics and menu boards at program pricing, so nobody can order an off-brand sign by accident.
Rollout quotes by location
Every site is a little different, so each location's package runs through a negotiable quote: the buyer requests it from the catalog, your estimator adjusts for survey findings, permits or electrical and the approved quote converts into an order. The back-and-forth stays on the account, which helps when someone asks months later why one store's monument sign cost more.
The team behind the program
Foxco is a microagency shaped by lessons from more than 500 clients, with a crew that handles the custom work sign programs run into: survey scheduling, ERP and production sync, App Builder extensions for install tracking and Adobe Commerce cloud deployments. That's one team with the depth to build all of it and no junior handoffs along the way.
Franchisees who order the right sign the first time.
Let's get to work.
Contact us for a free consult and analysis.
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