Part of the Dunstable-based SPS Group, the firm uses the system to store and provide customised marketing collateral to clients.
SPS Group joint managing director John Lupton said he plumped for the Mtivity option due to its ability to handle "complex images and data tables".
"We were impressed with the print production flexibility and the low bandwidth requirements," he added.
Mtivity spokesman Tom Kahrl said PrintPDF was "about helping printers win clients and capture print spend".
Mtivity, formerly Printmountain, unveiled its three products PrintPDF, ProductionManager and MediaManager earlier this month (PrintWeek, 8 March).
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