Customer Portal
Step 1
Visit artisanslabs.com
Start at the public Artisan site. The portal is reached from the main navigation, so new team members do not need to remember a separate URL.
New Lab Partner Setup
Connect with your lab, learn how to order, find pricing, access product resources, and move work to Artisan Lab Network with confidence.
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Welcome to Artisan Lab Network
This hub helps your practice move work to Artisan Lab Network. Use it to confirm your lab contact information, understand how to order, access pricing, find policies, choose product resources, and train only on the products your team plans to use. Most practices complete setup in under 20 minutes.
Choose any section below and complete only what applies to your team.
Activation Checklist
Getting Started
Identify the lab supporting your account, confirm service contacts, and know who to call before sending work.
Automatic Lab Detection
If account data identifies the lab, this section should already be selected. If not, choose the Artisan lab your practice will send work to.

Lab Profile
Customer Portal
Use the portal to access account-specific pricing, performance, policies, programs, and order resources.
Customer Portal
Step 1
Start at the public Artisan site. The portal is reached from the main navigation, so new team members do not need to remember a separate URL.
Customer Portal
Step 2
Use the Labs menu and choose Customer Portal. This takes the user to the protected portal login flow.
Customer Portal
Step 3
Use the email address Artisan has registered for your portal account. If the email is not recognized, request access instead of trying another teammate's login.
Customer Portal
Step 4
The portal sends a PIN to the registered email. Enter the PIN to open account-specific pricing, reports, policies, and downloads.
Customer Portal
Step 5
Open assigned pricing, performance, policies, resources, and the Price Quote Builder from the regular portal dashboard.
Reports
PortalPurchases & Performance
Use this area when the practice wants to understand what it is buying, how product mix is changing, and where there may be opportunity. It is not a billing replacement; it is a performance review tool.
Pricing
PortalPricing & Policies
This is where staff should go before quoting or explaining account rules. Pricing is account-specific, so do not rely on a copied sheet from another practice. Some lens systems, including B5, use bundled package pricing that should be quoted before the core list, and safety/frame programs may use their own package logic.
Programs
PortalPrograms & Opportunities
Programs and opportunities are account-specific prompts. Use them as a launch checklist for business programs, product initiatives, and partner opportunities the practice has access to.
Quote
PortalPrice Quote Builder
Use the Price Quote Builder before quoting complex orders. It helps the team combine lens design, material, AR, finishing, and shipping choices into an estimated lab price. For B5 and other bundled lens systems, the package path should be used because the package prices the chosen products first.
Pricing
Use the core price list, understand when bundled lens systems like B5 price first, and prepare safety/frame orders correctly.

Artisan Safety Systems is a frame and lens safety program. It includes safety frames, safety lenses, and tiered pricing shown on the safety price list. Use this section before quoting safety jobs, ordering frames, or sending safety work to the lab, and mark supply when the order should price from supplied inventory.
Artisan Safety Systems is a safety frame and lens program for practices serving employers, workers, and occupational eyewear needs. It is packaged as frames plus lenses, so staff should treat it as a bundled order path instead of a normal retail frame sale.
Safety pricing is tiered on the Y5 safety price list. Use the tier shown on the price list before quoting frames, safety lenses, upgrades, side-shield needs, or package combinations, and mark the order as supply when the practice is using supplied-inventory pricing.
Confirm the employer or occupational need, choose an approved safety frame option, then place the lens order through the correct ordering method. The frame system and the modern optical safety path are both packages that include frames and lenses, and the package should price first. Ask customer service to review the first safety orders if the practice has not used the program before.
Order the free safety kit for demonstration frames and program materials. Use the frame books below to compare ArmouRx, DVX/Wiley X, Wiley X, ArtCraft, and SafeVision options.
How to Participate
Need help? Contact customer service for shipping labels, first-order review, safety pricing questions, or frame program setup.
Vendors and Working References
Provider Resources lists ArmouRx, DVX / Wiley X, Wiley X, ArtCraft, and SafeVision references. Use these as the active frame catalogs for safety and occupational eyewear conversations.
Frame Book
Safety frame catalog for ArmouRx product selection and occupational eyewear programs.
Frame Book
DVX and Wiley X frame options for safety, outdoor, and performance eyewear needs.
Frame Book
Wiley X frame book for ANSI-rated and performance-focused eyewear conversations.
Frame Book
ArtCraft frame references for safety and specialty frame selection.
Frame Book
SafeVision frame catalog for occupational eyewear and safety program support.
Price List
Open Artisan Safety Systems Y5 pricing. Safety pricing is tiered on the price list, and supply should be marked when the order uses supplied-inventory pricing.
Action
Request demonstration frames and safety program materials for your practice.
Action
Request current program details and account-specific pricing support.
Action
Request the current manifest before sending frames so the lab can match frames, patients, accounts, and orders correctly.
Order Setup
Choose each ordering method your practice will use and complete the setup steps before live orders.
DVI should be confirmed before live orders. Customer service can help verify the correct lab connection, account number, lab routing, product availability, and lens setup. If the practice uses DVI, they can log in with the desktop client at https://thedvi.com/download-rxwizard/ or use the web-based version at https://www.rxwizardonline.com/.
Product Activation
Select the product families your team will use and download the exact guides, charts, videos, and AR resources needed for launch.
Branded Setup Tool
Generate a customer-ready crosswalk from Comparisons.xlsx. The guide only includes the brands selected above and clearly marks any workbook data that is not mapped.
Required for Everyone
Every launch should include Artisan AR, TechShield AR, layout chart usage, and comparison-guide practice. Use Artisan AR for Artisan lens recommendations, TechShield for Unity/VSP-aligned workflows, and the comparison resources before staff begin quoting from memory.
Treatment
Review Artisan AR treatments so staff can recommend a complete lens system.
Treatment
Required for Unity and useful for teams comparing AR treatment paths.
Comparison
Use the generated Product Comparison Guide for Artisan, TechShield, Crizal, and Glacier AR crosswalks.
Layout Chart
Use fitting and centration charts before first orders to avoid measurement-driven remakes.
Comparison
Use comparison guides to help staff match product families to patient needs.
Selected Training
Use this when the practice will dispense Artisan private-label designs. The goal is for staff to understand the product ladder, how to position each family, and where to find fitting charts before ordering.
Guide
Product leaflet for Diamond Series lens conversations and staff reference.
Guide
Product leaflet for Gold Series positioning and recommendations.
Guide
Product leaflet for Platinum Series premium design support.
Guide
Overview guide for Artisan design families and recommendation support.
Brochure
Patient-facing office reader brochure for SD Reach conversations.
Layout Chart
Direct Artisan design layout chart reference. Additional charts are listed below and in Provider Resources.
Layout Chart
Layout chart for SD Reach workspace orders.
Comparison
Artisan product comparison guide for staff recommendations.
Resource Library
Know where ongoing public resources live after the initial setup is complete.
Ongoing Resource Library
Provider Resources is the public library for practice teams after activation. Use these shortcuts when staff need refreshers, public downloads, charts, policy references, videos, or brochures.
Training Videos
Use videos for product positioning, fitting habits, and team refreshers. Videos are best assigned after the team knows which lens families the practice will actually use.
Downloads
Use downloads as the source of truth for guides, brochures, charts, policies, and patient-facing references. Do not train from screenshots of old PDFs.
Lens Layout Charts
Use layout charts before first orders and whenever a design is unfamiliar. They prevent measurement assumptions from becoming remakes.
Brochures
Use brochures to support patient conversations and staff language, especially when introducing a premium or specialty product.
Championing MVC Vision Rights
Use this content when the practice needs to understand managed vision care choice conversations and how provider-choice issues affect lab routing.
Recorded Training
Use recorded training when onboarding new hires or when a practice needs to repeat product education without waiting for a live session.
Videos
Use practice videos for repeatable internal training and staff meetings.
Downloads
Use downloads as the source of truth for guides, brochures, charts, policies, and patient-facing references. Do not train from screenshots of old PDFs.
Policies
Use policies before promising remake, warranty, shipping, or frame handling answers.
Marketing Materials
Use marketing materials to support launch conversations, patient education, and office merchandising.
Comparison Guides
Use comparison guides to help staff choose between lens systems without flattening everything into price.
Safety Resources
Use safety resources for frame books, kit requests, and occupational eyewear setup.
Tokai Resources
Use Tokai resources when the practice will recommend Tokai materials, Reset, Largo, tint, or specialty designs.
Patient Support
Know why patients use the public resources and where Tokai or specialty lens content fits.
Find Tokai providers
Patients may use public resources to locate participating practices or understand where Tokai specialty products are available.
Learn about specialty lenses
Patient resources should explain why a lens category matters in plain language. Staff should use it to support, not replace, the in-office recommendation.
Review educational content
Use public education when a patient wants to read after the visit or when staff need a consistent explanation for premium, specialty, or occupational recommendations.
Find participating practices
Locator content helps direct patients to practices connected to specific product relationships or specialty offerings.
Logistics
Send frames, labels, manifests, and order information in a way that avoids receiving delays.
Shipping Step 1
Confirm whether the order is frame-to-come, traced, uncuts only, or part of a complete-pair/frame program. Package frames so they arrive with the order information the lab needs to match the job. If the order is Neurolens only, shipping is charged by the box and the practice can choose ground, 2-day, or overnight.
Shipping Step 2
Use the shipping label or ordering paperwork tied to the correct lab and account. If the practice works with more than one Artisan lab, do not reuse labels without confirming the route. For mixed orders beyond Neurolens, traditional shipping options should follow the standard overnight path.
Shipping Step 3
Protect frames from bending, scratching, or case damage. Include enough identifying information that receiving can connect the physical frame to the electronic order.
Shipping Step 4
Ask before shipping unusual frames, safety frames, drilled mounts, high-wrap jobs, fragile patient frames, or anything tied to a program rule the team has not used before.
Shipping Actions
Use the frame manifest when sending frames to the lab so the lab can match frames, patients, accounts, and orders correctly. Request labels before the first shipment so frames route to the correct lab. Neurolens-only shipments use box-based shipping, while mixed orders follow the usual shipping options.