API services offer companies a wide range of opportunities to automate their customer communication processes further and expand their businesses overall. There are a few basic rules to observe.
For companies faced with complex compliance and communication output challenges, Compart provides innovative solutions that help to produce, modify, compare, archive and distribute documents to your clients via any channel. Its customers are leading Print Services Providers and Enterprises where relevant, accurate mission critical customer communications are vital for their businesses.
The component-based architecture of DocBridge® Suite is seeing increasing use in complex CCM projects.
Allied Printing’s digital print needed to accept pre-formatted documents in addition to those that come into the shop as raw data. The company decided to eliminate format restrictions and add new revenue streams to its services portfolio, by investing in DocBridge® Mill Plus from Compart.
Function as a Service (FaaS) as a relatively new cloud model is also an attractive option in document and output management. But for which processes is FaaS suitable? The advantages and disadvantages need to be weighed up carefully here.
New release of output management software with extensive post-composition functionalities and interfaces to various postal service providers.
In fact, it’s about up-valuing content and documents to intelligent information media. In the final analysis, data is the raw material of any digital transformation – including and especially in document and output management.
In 2015, when thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG brought output management back in-house, it represented a basic structural change. Instead of a traditional print shop, a company-wide Competence Center for Print and Digital Media was created, laying the foundation for multi-channel document processing.
Key performance indicator (KPI) systems must also be strictly oriented to the strategic corporate goals in document and output management – otherwise they remain ineffective.
With the aim of reducing costs and making information available more quickly, the HDI (Talanx) has launched a large-scale project for the internal and external digitization of its customer communications. The focus is on standardizing output management and embedding individual correspondence in the central dispatch system. In addition to significant postage savings, Germany’s third-largest insurer also achieved higher process reliability in document creation and processing.