The Archive Manager, which can be integrated with Trueflow as bolt-on hardware and software, is intended to add flexibility and efficiency to job archiving. It includes file and job storage, search, retrieval and restoration back into the workflow without interrupting work in progress.
It is designed to provide flexible job tracking, scheduling and smoother production as well as faster turnarounds for users. And it can be managed manually or scheduled to operate automatically during specified times, with different numbers of jobs able to be selected for single archiving.
Archive Manager is now available in the UK with prices in the region of 8,000.
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