Cerm showcases collaboration

Quick Quote gives users a faster way to submit quotes, so printers can be more competitive and capture business faster. New tools like estimating tenders and extended estimating features are now included in the Estimating module. These features help narrow web label and flexible packaging printers improve the planning and budgeting of jobs.

The digital shopfront Web4Labels has been updated with new tools for quick online estimating, RFQs, online editing of SKUs and online ordering. These features streamline the estimating and ordering process and open new possibilities for web-to-print.

New automation features have also been added to enable a no-click-workflow from web ordering straight onto the digital press. This feature gets labels into production faster with less possibility of error.

In terms of partnerships, Cerm has featured on the stands of Gallus, AVT, Screen, AB Graphic and Chili Publish, as well as those of long-standing industry partners like Xeikon, Esko and HP.

Cerm managing director Geert Van Damme said: ‘Inspiring collaboration is not just a slogan or tagline for us! Our solution truly improves collaboration between all co-workers, from the production manager, stock controller to the accountant and general manager. This increases our customer’s efficiency and overall productivity, leaving time to focus on their core business. From our side, we also get inspired by our customers and collaborate very closely with them. We actively listen to their needs and develop the solutions and partnerships that actually meet their specific requirements and contribute to their success.’

Peter Dhondt, head of business development and sales at Cerm, added: ‘We have a mission at Cerm which says, “deliver as promised”. For over 30 years, Cerm has been doing just that: developing and delivering comprehensive solutions for the label community around the world. Our strong industry experience - and our commitment to our customers – continues to drive our innovation, and ensures we can meet the demands of the market today and in the future.’