Workflow Integration Software
Aleyant Systems and ErgoSoft Enhance Workflow Automation with Pressero Automated Workflow Integrator
Aleyant Systems, an innovative leader in providing robust software services to the graphic communications industry at value-driven prices, and ErgoSoft, a supplier of intuitive, high fidelity digital printing solutions, announced a unique integration between Aleyant’s Pressero Automated Workflow Integrator (AWI) and ErgoSoft’s
“We are continually looking for ways to streamline workflow for our customers,” said Robert Nute, Director of Business Development for ErgoSoft. “This integration does just that. In fact, it consolidates four steps into three and in most cases, we estimate it will save between 10 and 20 minutes of labor for each job received. In the web-to-print world, where shops are receiving large numbers of repeat jobs or customized orders, this level of efficiency can increase and expedite return on investment.”
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Nute explains that when a customer places an order through a web to print storefront, a normal work process would include processing the order, collecting all of the job assets, opening the file in the RIP, pre-production and then printing the job. “With the new process,” he says, “when the order is received via a Pressero storefront, files are automatically processed (including scaling, orientation and more) and distributed as necessary to go directly to the RIP for printing. The production operator can spend more time focused on quality control and other more productive tasks.”
“We are pleased to be working with ErgoSoft on this integration project,” said Greg Salzman, Aleyant’s President, “and contributing to a more streamlined customer workflow. Pressero and ErgoSoft’s solutions are both open systems and easy to work with from an integration perspective.”
Salzman points out that Pressero Automated Workflow Integrator runs on a desktop computer or server and can operate in Windows, Mac or Linux environments. Pressero AWI will automatically download jobs from Pressero’s storefront and redirect them to system or hot folders within the company’s LAN. It has a flexible, configurable rules-based engine that allows the user to decide where to send each type of file, and can generate a device-specific control file that increases automation even further.