Service
Print Production
Cloudstore helps manage production from order intake to print output. Jobs can be routed to in-house print stations, partner print facilities or fulfilment centres based on product type, geography, capacity, rights rules and customer requirements.
The customer challenge
As order volumes and product ranges grow, deciding where each job should be produced becomes complex. The right destination depends on the product, the location, available capacity and any rights constraints attached to the content.
The Cloudstore approach
Cloudstore converts each validated order into the production jobs required to fulfil it — one order may create several jobs routed to different destinations — and evaluates each job against routing criteria to direct it to a suitable production destination. Production destinations return status as work progresses, so order management retains one consolidated view across every job. This keeps production decisions consistent and repeatable as volumes and product ranges expand.
Core capabilities
- Order intake through to print output
- Routing to in-house, partner or fulfilment-centre production
- Routing informed by product type and capability
- Routing informed by location and available capacity
- Routing that respects rights rules and customer requirements
- One order split into multiple production jobs across destinations
- Production-status updates (queued, printing, finishing, quality control, complete) returned to a shared view
How it works
Order intake
Confirmed orders enter production as jobs.
Assessment
Each job is assessed against routing criteria.
Routing
The job is directed to a suitable production destination.
Production
The destination prints the job to specification.
Handover
Output moves into fulfilment for dispatch.
Use cases
- Mixed product ranges across multiple sites
- Distributed production networks
- Rights-controlled production
- Capacity balancing across destinations
Business benefits
- Consistent, repeatable routing decisions
- Better use of available capacity
- Production that respects rights and customer rules
- A foundation for distributed fulfilment
Frequently asked questions
Routing can consider product type, production capability, location, capacity, rights rules and customer requirements.
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