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Artworker, a cloud-based prepress automation platform, has announced a new integration with PrintLogic, a print management information system (MIS) developed by Wildcard Software.
The collaboration between Artworker and Wildcard allows for a connected workflow spanning from estimates and order creation in PrintLogic through to preflight checks, file corrections, and proofing in Artworker.
The technology aims to give full visibility across both systems, eliminating the need for duplicate data entry.
When a new order is placed in the PrintLogic MIS, a job is then automatically created in Artworker, complete with key job details. Once artwork is signed off and ready to go to print, order statuses are then automatically updated in PrintLogic.
Speaking of the PrintLogic integration, Nate Duckworth, co-founder at Artworker, says: “PrintLogic has consistently been one of our most requested MIS integrations from our UK users, which is a testament to the value it adds. We’re proud to deliver this connection, helping teams save time, reduce errors, and improve turnaround.”
Early adopters of the new integration have already reported significant improvements to their workflows and operations.
Neil Wallis, director at Inkwell Printing, comments: “PrintLogic was already doing a lot of the heavy lifting for us, but plugging in Artworker has taken a load of time out of the design studio, which means files are getting to press much quicker.
“We’re no longer rekeying info into two systems or chasing proofs. Office staff can instantly see the status of a proof or artwork, and the files land exactly where they need to, with the right spec and order details already there.”
Summarising the benefits of the technology, Wallis adds: “It’s made the handover from sales to press way smoother. It’s also given us more efficiency, clearer accountability, and better oversight across every job.”
Other proponents of the integration include Peter Jones, managing director at Ashley Press, who says that “the new integration with PrintLogic means no more data entry, every order is pre-populated automatically.”
Sacha Pretot, managing director at 4 Creative Solutions, adds that “it’s increased efficiency, improved client communication, and reduced reliance on multiple tools.”
The integration is part of Artworker’s mission to bridge the knowledge gap between printers and their customers.
Existing tools of the Artworker platform include an artwork approval tool which automatically provides customers with feedback on artwork issues such as missing bleed, incorrect file sizes, and low-resolution images at the point of upload, correcting common issues automatically.
Once fixes are applied, a proof is generated for customers to review and approve. Any remaining issues are flagged with actionable next steps to ensure production-ready files.
Speaking of the thinking behind the collaboration with Artworker, Geoff Needham, chief executive officer at Wildcard, says: “Artworker is a user-friendly product created to help printers reduce the time spent managing the process of getting the initial artwork ready to print.
“Integrating this process with the many workflow tools already included in PrintLogic will save even more time for our customers, and we’re excited to continue our collaboration with Artworker in the coming months.”