Print ePS and PlanProphet extend partnership
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Print Solutions
Print ePS together with PlanProphet have announced an expansion of their strategic partnership. The enhanced collaboration will bring powerful Salesforce powered CRM capabilities to more Print ePS users, now including customers of the Midmarket Print Suite powered by ePS Pace, while establishing Print ePS as an official reseller of PlanProphet solutions.
Building on a successful four year relationship that has significantly benefited users of MIS solutions including PrintSmith Vision and EPMS, this expanded partnership furthers the reach of PlanProphet’s CRM, automation, and customer engagement tools across the Print ePS ecosystem.
Daniel Vertachnik, CEO of Print ePS, said: ‘Our partnership with PlanProphet continues to deliver strong value for our customers. As we deepen this relationship, we are excited to offer an end to end productivity platform that now includes advanced Salesforce powered CRM and automation capabilities. This gives our customers the tools they need to connect workflows, improve engagement, and grow their business.’
In addition to deepening technical integration and product alignment, Print ePS will now resell PlanProphet solutions directly within its suite of products, providing customers with streamlined access to CRM capabilities as part of the broader investment in Print ePS technology. This model ensures that customers can now work with a single provider for sales, onboarding, and support. It creates a more unified experience from estimating and production to client engagement and retention.
Lemay Sanchez, co-founder of PlanProphet, added: ‘Print ePS has been an invaluable ally in our journey, supporting the integration of our solution with PrintSmith Vision and EPMS. By incorporating the Midmarket Print Suite powered by ePS Pace into our supported platforms and enabling Print ePS to resell PlanProphet, we are taking a major step forward. Together, we are creating a more connected, more capable future for print businesses everywhere.’
