Traditionally, the creating, formatting, converting and outputting of documents was a complex interaction of many different programs, which do not always work together smoothly and must be reconfigured with every change, even minor changes, making the process cumbersome and expensive.

This is not the case if you automate and control the processes with our software.

The advantages for the user:

• Flexible processing of all work steps within the scope of the specifications
• Parallel processing of several orders
• Priority processing of time-critical orders
• Freely definable stops for manual interventions and releases
• Optimal utilization of all software and hardware resources across all sites
• Cross-program log file analysis for fast troubleshooting
• Modular structure for adaptation to existing processes
• Easy creation of new workflows

Key figures for production control and optimization in real time and at a glance.

Why monitor and measure?

You can't manage it if you can't measure it. You can't measure it unless you monitor it.

No more poking in the fog! Instead of manual sampling and estimation, professional software tools can be used to monitor and track the entire document production process. They provide statistical evaluations and detailed reports including meaningful key figures (throughput, paper consumption, postage costs, error frequency/type, processing time, etc.).

These key figures (KPI) are a basic decision-making aid for companies in order to permanently optimize document production, for example to save paper and postage.

They also provide important information for the early identification of trends. At the same time, they are an important factor for production planning, as peak and low times can be better identified for optimum machine utilization.

Data - the "engine oil" of customer communication

Data is the "engine oil" of customer communication. The semantic quality of documents also plays an important role regardless of legal requirements. Take, for example, omnichannel communication. Today, the receiver determines the communication channel, based on his or her personal preference at the moment of interaction.

This means that document creation and dispatch must not only be decoupled but also detached from a certain page size found in print ("81/2 x 11 or A4 ") so that the content can also be conveniently made available for other media. However, this is not possible without detailed information that is added to the document on the way to issue.

Big data and artificial intelligence

In view of big data, artificial intelligence (AI) and other current technologies, usable data and how to deal with it are already moving into the focus of any serious digital transformation. There is no need to talk about standardization and automation in document and output management if the necessary metadata is not available.

The point is to have not only the text itself, but also the content as data available in such a way that it can be automatically correlated with each other.

This is what makes information research over several levels possible in the first place. Instead of searching a document manually for specific information, the Web provides the answer itself. This is not about simple search results, but about complex results that can only be generated by linking different data.

Modern print spool systems with various postpress functions ensure higher productivity and lower costs in production printing.

Where are the vulnerabilities?

Efficiently controlling different print jobs and processing them while making the best possible use of existing resources is only possible with a powerful spool system.

However, the interaction between spooler and printer often does not work - especially if both systems come from different manufacturers. What is missing is a spooling solution that communicates equally well and reliably with all printers.

One Spooler for all: Universal, integrative and reliable

If you want to be on the safe side when purchasing new printers, you usually buy the spool system from the same manufacturer. In this way, the risk of spoolers and printers not harmonizing with each other remains low. But seldom are there only printers from one and the same manufacturer in the company. The world of printers is typically heterogeneous and so is spooling.

Only - does that have to be? Why buy a suitable spooler for every new printer? Why not use a universal spool system that communicates reliably with all printers?

What's more, modern print pool solutions offer functions that go far beyond what spooling itself must be able to do. In addition to conversion and IT franking, this also includes various features for color printing and archiving.