Print Publishing: From automated production of flyers and weekly brochures to the creation of point-of-sale advertising material at the push of a button
- fast data allocation by linking the product database with Adobe InDesign
- Live, bi-directional link to PIM and DAM systems from the InDesign page (automatic updates)
- Dynamic placeholders (page planning)
- Planning and evaluation tools (including business and marketing data)
- Automated, template-based page creation
- Import pre-designed “blocks” of product-specific content
- Automatic generation of complex tables
- Version management
- Batch printing and automated export of pages and media to print service providers
The Versioning Dilemma
LAGO also gives print production departments the ability to create multiple versions of a catalog or flyer—easily and cost-effectively. Products specific to a particular region or demographic can be placed automatically in a standard InDesign layout, giving the catalog or flyer professional the ability to design once but repurpose multiple times—to meet the company’s marketing needs.
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We rely heavily on LAGO from Comosoft for an extremely efficient page creation process. With the seamless integration between soft proofing and production workflow, LAGO’s user interface simply has an advantage over all other providers. We particularly appreciate the configurability, which allows us to tailor everything to our needs. Our customers in the retail industry are constantly expecting greater efficiency – with LAGO, we can deliver it.
Director of Advertising Technologies, PureRed
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