Solimar Integrates with Xerox Product Offering to Expand Application Flexibility
SAN DIEGO, CA, September 11, 2009 — Solimar Systems, Inc., a leading developer of enterprise output management solutions, today announced its Rubika™, SOLfusion™ and SOLindexer™ solutions have been designated as “Optimized for FreeFlow™” by Xerox Corporation. The Xerox-validated Solimar solutions add variable and transactional document capabilities to the Xerox FreeFlow® Process Manager by enabling the modification, addition or removal of selected data components such as address information, barcodes, or dynamic TransPromotional content.
Solimar’s software has earned the Xerox Business Partner distinction by tightly integrating its output management technology with the Xerox FreeFlow Process Manager. Xerox’s FreeFlow Digital Workflow Collection operates as the “central point of control” in a digital print shop environment by automating printing and administrative operations and integrating digital printing methods with traditional business, management and production processes.
“The best way to describe this integrated solution is that we have enabled Solimar’s transactional capabilities and rich features within FreeFlow Process Manager,” said Chris Mazur, manager, SDK Program, Xerox Corporation. “This new integration opens the door to a whole new world of workflow opportunities for our customers.”
“The new solution integration will provide significant value to Xerox customers that output large volumes of transactional documents,” said Mary Ann Rowan, Solimar’s Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “This integration will enable Xerox’s FreeFlow users to streamline their workflow, operate more efficiently, reduce their document development costs, and easily add dynamic TransPromo capabilities to generate new revenue opportunities.”
Integrating Solimar’s transactional products with the Xerox FreeFlow Process Manager introduces highly flexible Automated Document Factory (ADF) workflow capabilities such as finishing, document re-engineering, archiving, and reprints in production printing environments.