Less time changing
the same artwork.
If a job starts with a spreadsheet and ends with hours of copy-and-paste, there may be a better way to produce it.
Start with one
repetitive job.
We look at the artwork, the data and how the finished files are used. Then we work out which parts can be automated and which still need a person to check them.
A small script may be enough. Other jobs need a reusable template or an internal web tool. The solution depends on the work, not a fixed software package.
Jobs worth looking at
- Business cards for changing staff details
- Menus and price lists updated from a spreadsheet
- Labels, serial numbers and variable data
- Artwork adapted for branches or locations
- Repeated resizing and batch PDF output
- Production checks and file-handling tasks
Make it useful
before making it bigger.
We scope a small working example first, with the output checked against your existing production process.
Bring an example
A sample input file, the final artwork and a quick explanation of the current steps are enough to start.
Agree the output
We define what the tool will generate, what it will check and which exceptions still need manual work.
Test it on real jobs
The setup is tested on representative files before becoming part of daily production. Support and hosting are agreed separately.
Which job keeps coming back?
Tell us what changes each time and roughly how long it takes.