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  • Symtrax Debuts Compleo Print Manager

    January 14, 2014 Alex Woodie

    Printing a document from within an ERP application can sometimes be a challenge. With a new solution from Symtrax called Compleo Print Manager, users can control printing from ERP systems within the comfort of a Web-based interface.

    Symtrax’s new Print Manager offering is designed to be a secure and central repository for configuring and controlling printers within an ERP landscape. The software utilizes existing Windows print drivers to reduce the chances that the print drivers are incompatible with a particular ERP product.

    In addition to configuring printers, the software helps to optimize printer options, thereby enabling it to initiate printing from background jobs or from interactive user sessions. It also helps multi-site companies conserve bandwidth by reducing the size of print files sent over their network.

    ERP systems from SAP are a particular focus for Symtrax, and Compleo Print Manager, but real-time status is also available in other places for other users.

    The Print Manager joins other members of the Compleo suite, including document design, forms management, process automation, archiving, and EDI and XML translation. For more information, see www.symtrax.com.

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