TGS Releases Flow 24.03
Tallon Graphic Solutions (TGS), a software provider of artwork management systems for brands and consumer product groups, announces the spring version of its artwork management software, Flow 24.03. Flow provides a professionally-managed SaaS platform to streamline, track, and approve packaging designs and artwork on-the-go.
With this new version, Flow pushes the pedal down on its Proof Client to get unparalleled speed and efficiency in the artwork approval process. Flow is now supported by a more robust platform for reliable processing speeds and improved user experience. Benchmarks reveal that complex files process up to 10 times faster – without interrupting current user expectations.
Project tracking interface for Flow 24.03 | Credit: TGS
Flow 24.03 debuts a brand-new Store which extends Flow’s functionalities on demand with add-ons. The Store offers various connectors to world class DAM solutions such as Mediavalet, Tenovos and Sharedien. The new quality inspection module allows for preflight of incoming artwork, identifying problems in an early stage. Data-driven decision-making is enhanced with the new integrated Report Designer module, so users can craft dynamic reports based on metrics that are most important to them and provide them with a clear view on organizational performance. Furthermore, customers can track time allocated to each project.
Improvements to the user experience have been made with the introduction of tags. Based on metadata definition, customers can group, search and report on projects, jobs and assets. They can also link tasks within a project and classify them as parent or child jobs. This allows customers to receive a clearer lifecycle of projects and set up job dependencies and automations. Additional features include bulk job imports from Excel and an out-of-office assistant for seamless handovers of in-house tasks.
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