OnPrintShop
Focus on Software Solutions Version 12.0 features next-gen AI
innovations that maximises ROI Following the success of OnPrintShop’s AI innovations in its previous release, the web-to-print software provider has launched its most recent version, which includes AI capabilities, print automation functionalities and strategic tools to enhance design personalisation, elevate user interaction and increase productivity.
By leveraging OnPrintShop’s AI-powered web-to-print software, printers will now be able to allow customers to create AI-inspired professional designs, without requiring any extensive design customisation knowledge and technical expertise. The new and improved ‘Designer Studio’ in version 12.0, will make this possible by allowing customers to translate text into multiple languages and generate AI-based images using simple command prompts. Another interesting AI feature in version 12.0 is the ‘Auto-website language translator using AI model’ that will allow printers to change the website language as per the preference of their target audience. Printers will be able to select from 19+ languages for their print e-commerce website including English, Dutch, German, French, and Spanish, personalising the online ordering journey for their customers.
Maximise ROI with version 12.0
With the all-new OnPrintShop, customers will now be able to get a 3D visualisation of advanced finishes like embossing, debossing, and spot UV on their favourite print products. Customers will also be able to effortlessly create ‘Pattern Products’ like textile and large format prints, having complete control over the pattern repetition times, material and dimensions. Other next generation features in version 12.0 include ‘Production Time Spent’ report for analysing productivity, optimised design proofing tool, and customs forms for data collection. It also includes 3x faster file upload speed, options to showcase product recommendations to customers, enhanced B2B storefront, and ‘Quick Studio’ for instant design personalisation. By enabling efficient print workflows and delivering extraordinary customer experiences, the AI-driven automation capabilities in this brand-new version are poised to break barriers in the web to print industry.
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Automation in industrial digital textile printing
There are four reasons why you should automate your digital print production: Increased efficiency. Error prevention. Cost savings. Scalability. Besides durable, high-quality equipment, you are going to need software that supports your automatic workflow in the best way possible. Software such as Milow Automation guarantees a smooth-running production organising the entire workflow for you. Not only does an automated system save time and money, by reducing manual labour, it also minimises errors in the production workflow and increases its efficiency. If you have not yet had any experience with automation in textile printing, here is a quick overview of how systems like Milow work.
The order comes in through an online shop (or via email, etc.). After that, the server splits it into individual items and orders a RIP request. The items go through the RIP software and get sent to the printer. In addition to that, a QR code label is created for each item. Some DTG printers (e.g. printers by Aeoon) come with scanner systems to make the whole process even easier.
Milow is fully scalable and grows with your business
The operator then scans the code at the printer (if needed, also at a pretreatment station). After the garment is printed, it goes through quality control and packing – of course, the item also gets scanned here. When it’s time for shipping, the order will be marked as ‘completed’ and make one of your customers very happy. Milow is fully scalable and grows with your business.
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