Emagine is based on the press group's Zamba flatplanning package and manages the full production process.
New features include access to both emagine and i-base, Wyndeham's digital brand asset management system, with a single login.
Emagine can handle publishers' databases so publications can be re-paginated without re-entering data.
Wyndeham technical director Darren Ayles said: "This is a mature and robust product which has been developed over a number of years by our technical teams. Emagine is much more versatile."
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