PSystem is a Management Information System (MIS) for printing and packaging production. It provides operational management of a printing house’s core production and business processes, as well as management accounting and performance analysis.

The solution for automating commercial printing management (production of advertising materials and products accompanying business activities) is the basic, core solution based on MIS PSystem.

A production process automation solution enables the use of various printing technologies in the production of books, magazines, and newspapers: offset, letterpress, gravure, screen, digital printing, and a variety of post-press processing.

Print order calculation allows for highly accurate production completion dates, taking into account the parallel execution of production processes.

PSystem functionality supports the ability to describe multi-roll machines equipped with one or more folding units.

PSystem enables quick and error-free calculation and order processing for cardboard and corrugated cardboard packaging.

Automated calculation of cardboard packaging based on the reuse of reference information accumulated by the MIS. This includes data from the packaging product directory, information on the use of stamps in the production process for various packaging types, and ink application parameters during the printing process.

The packaging product directory allows for automatic calculation of product layouts based on FEFCO and ECMA catalogs, as well as any non-standard cardboard and corrugated cardboard products. The system stores detailed stamp descriptions linked to product types, including stamp images.

Ink descriptions specified in the order of application, section by section, for the front and back. The system allows for setting standard ink consumption using both the print percentage and the print area. The initial data received from the prepress area.

The flexible packaging market is highly competitive. Fast and accurate calculations of incoming orders, taking into account all the intricacies of manufacturing a specific product, are essential. Calculating raw material and material requirements, inventory control, order reservations, and automated planning and control all lead to cost reduction and increased competitiveness.

Automation of label production management includes two solutions: for sheet-fed and narrow-web production.

The most complex technology to describe and calculate is roll-fed printing on equipment that includes various types of printing units (flexographic, offset, etc.), as well as a group of finishing units and die-cutting.

PSystem enables the calculation of roll-fed flexographic products (labels, tickets, stickers, doypack semi-finished products, etc.). Any number of printing and finishing sections of printing equipment, die selection/calculation, reuse of printing plate sets and aniloxes.

Die library management, automated nesting based on product runs. Reuse of ink placement order and print coverage information. Accurate calculation of cardboard and material consumption, planned cost, and final price.

PSystem manages technological and production processes for textile printing. It supports technologies for applying printed images to both finished products and unprepared white fabric in rolls.

The MIS system enables production management of both finished goods and intermediate semi-finished products. It supports printing technologies for natural and synthetic fabrics. PSystem can manage the printing department of a textile mill producing fabrics and finished goods.

The system enables fully automated production accounting at companies producing short-run products (starting with a single copy). Integration with WebToPtint systems for product mockup creation and preliminary cost calculations enables fully automated operation of the short-run production department. Invoice generation, order payment registration, production accounting, and material write-offs for consumption at production sites are all performed automatically, without operator intervention.

The system facilitates the management of both stand-alone printing houses using screen printing technology for ink and varnish application, as well as screen printing departments within offset, flexographic, and digital printing houses.

It enables preliminary calculations and actual accounting of screen printing inks and varnishes based on the types of substrates being printed and the percentage of ink and varnish application. It supports job-based accounting of chemical reagents required for screen printing plate production and dye polymerization during the image application process, as well as accounting of semi-finished screen printing plate products.

PSystem as a souvenir management information system solves more than just order costing, which is generally straightforward.

PSystem calculates waste, allowing for the initial quantity of semi-finished products to be ordered, calculates material and tooling requirements, and determines the planned time for individual process operations.

As a result, MIS allows for the preparation of all necessary production assignments, planning the production process taking into account the sequence of technological operations and the integration of elements of different orders within a single operation (e.g., the production of clichés and films), organizing control over the production process, and analyzing the results of order fulfillment in terms of further process optimization.

MIS PSystem enables the management of production processes for the manufacture of point-of-sale elements, interior design, illuminated signs and boxes, outdoor advertising elements, and street and building design.

MIS PSystem enables the description of both simple 3D printed products and complex composite parts consisting of elementary parts at any nesting level. It enables the description and subsequent production planning and accounting of component parts printed using various 3D printing technologies: FDM, SLA and SLS. It also manages the production of component parts manufactured using various technologies, as well as subsequent post-printing processing and assembly.