Enfocus launches ‘Works with Switch’ to empower automation

Print Solutions

Enfocus has unveiled Works with Switch, which will simplify integration and automation processes for printing companies.

Works with Switch will improve accessibility, cost effectiveness, and efficiency by addressing long standing challenges that exist in software integration. Through close collaboration with leading vendors, Enfocus has developed pre-built integrations, or ‘apps’, that drastically reduce the time and cost required for implementation. These ready made solutions enable businesses to easily overcome the significant time and cost barriers that exist when implementing API, JDF, or XML based integrations.

Works with Switch also serves as a seal of quality, proving that Enfocus and its partners have worked together to guarantee seamless, reliable integration. This collaboration ensures that solutions are optimised for performance and compatibility, enabling printing companies to confidently implement the tools into their tech stack.

Davy Verstaen, Appstore manager, said: ‘We believe that automation and integration should be easy, straightforward, and available to printing companies of all sizes. Works with Switch is proof of this, offering pre-built integrations that remove the traditional barriers of time, cost, and complexity, meaning high end automation systems are now viable for every business. We are excited to see how this will empower the printing industry to innovate and thrive.’

Unlike some other solutions on the market, Enfocus does not hide its integrations. All apps are publicly available on its Appstore, allowing anyone – whether they are Switch users or not – to see what is available. ‘For many Switch users, checking the Appstore is the first step when investing in new hardware or software. A device or piece of software that doesn’t integrate with Switch means reverting to manual processes,’ added Davy.

Current partners in Works with Switch include HP, Canon, Fiery, Onyx, Caldera, Alwan, Quite, Ultimate, Woodwing, and Fujifilm, with more to be announced soon.