Shared production foundation

Plan around the workshop you actually use

My Workshop keeps printer, build plate, and filament context available across BuilderPlate. Personal and Commercial use the same setup, and restoring a project never silently changes it.

Open My Workshop

Commercial preview

Browse every seller workflow. Commercial rights and seller actions stay locked until the account has Commercial access.

License scope

Working now

This page points to the existing production surface. It is not a mock tool or a sample-data dashboard.

Ready to exercise

The current workflow remains the authority.

Commercial adds a seller-focused route and access boundary around the real BuilderPlate capability. It does not create a parallel editor, save format, or workshop.

Open My Workshop Preview Merchant constraints

Capability map

What is real, what is previewed, and what comes next

Working

Works now

Add printers and their build plate dimensions.
Keep a filament palette with the materials and colors you use.
Use local workshop settings as a guest, then sign in to sync them.
Seed useful defaults for new work without mutating a restored design.

Preview

In this preview

Commercial uses the same private workshop, not a duplicate seller inventory.
Seller-facing pages can explain fit and material constraints without exposing private printer nicknames.
Staff preview changes Commercial UI access only, not the underlying workshop data.

Attach portable production snapshots to seller-ready projects when the project needs them.
Let a Merchant envelope declare supported build plates and materials as bounded choices.
Keep private inventory IDs and account details out of shared buyer requests.

Workshop context stays private

Shared projects may carry portable production snapshots when required, but they should never leak account details or private inventory identifiers.

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