E Flow Expedite is a storefront focused primarily on assisting commercial print providers in retaining existing customers and attracting new accounts that require an easy but well managed route to procuring print through one solution.

Giving convenience to your customers to order from anywhere any time not only builds sales volume but also builds their confidence and loyalty. E Flow works however your customer does - have your customer decide which users have permissions and responsibilities and E Flow does the rest from providing a PDF proof, forwarding orders for approval to job submission.

At the template level and dependent upon template rules, users are empowered to edit text (font, colour, size etc), images (crop, re-size, apply effects) using the E Flow design interface. If given the needed permissions, users can also draw text or image boxes. E Flow Expedite also has advanced features for multi-page documents such as brochures and newsletters with support for flowing text between pages.

This guarantees the right jobs go for print every time, that everybody has their own 'ordering permissions', and that there is one cast-iron source of statistics of who's done what, when, and how much it cost. E Flow virtually eliminates mistakes, saves everybody time and effort, safeguards the customers corporate identity and makes proofing simple, quick and foolproof.

Beyond just being an easy to use web storefront for web-to-print E Flow can:

• Be tailored and branded for each individual client
• Offer accurate stock levels for static items which can easily be managed by the user and supplier
• Provide multi level order approval framework
• E Flow comes standard with a comprehensive, fully customizable reporting engine. Reports can be scheduled to run and made available to the end user clients as either MS Word, MS Excel, PDF or HTML

E Flow can also help your business:

• Improve profitability
• Retain current customers
• Expand business offerings
• Attract new customers
• Maximize productivity
• Maximize capacity

In short, printing has switched from being an internal - looking business to a customer - focused one. The current state of economic affairs dictate that simply selling "ink on paper" is not enough; printers have to sell added value.