The right contract for every kind of order, every time

You shouldn't have to track provincial tax rules yourself

When BC's PST rules on alterations changed in October 2026, we updated the checkout logic and every receipt stayed compliant. No memo to read, no formula to fix in a spreadsheet, no discovering it at year end.

Alterations, gowns, accessories and delivery are each taxed the way your jurisdiction actually treats them — because "one tax rate for everything" is how audits start.

Terms that match what you actually sold

A bridesmaid order has a different cancellation window than a made-to-order gown. Alterations carry no return at all. Each template holds your own wording, versioned so you know which terms she signed.

Signed at the counter, stored on the order

She signs on the iPad, gets a copy by email, and the signed document lives on the order — not in a filing cabinet you'd have to search if a dispute ever came up.

Set the schedule once, chase nobody

Split the balance across dates that suit her, and reminders go out before each one. The order shows what's paid, what's due and what's late without anyone adding it up.