What Our Customers Value Most About PageDNA
PageDNA was named a 2026 SourceForge Top Performer. Learn what our customers value most about our technology, expertise, and team.
PageDNA was named a 2026 SourceForge Top Performer. Learn what our customers value most about our technology, expertise, and team.
Variable Data Printing has evolved far beyond traditional desktop mail merge. Discover how modern web-to-print workflows combine template control, automated validation, two-stage proofing, and multi-channel fulfillment to help marketing teams and print providers reduce errors while delivering personalized print campaigns with confidence.
Shipping is one of the most complex and costly parts of print operations. Learn how web-to-print shipping automation streamlines fulfillment, improves accuracy, reduces manual work, and creates a better customer experience with real-time carrier integrations and intelligent workflow automation.
Nonprofits face constant pressure to accomplish more with limited resources. Discover how centralized print management helps reduce costs, improve brand consistency, simplify workflows, and empower staff and volunteers with professional print materials.
Enterprise print buyers do not purchase through vendor storefronts—they purchase through procurement systems like SAP Ariba, Coupa, and Oracle. This article explains how cXML PunchOut integration bridges web-to-print platforms with enterprise procurement, enabling seamless ordering, stronger compliance, and long-term customer stickiness for print providers.
For years, PageDNA has allowed our customers to control where their approved work goes. That included production prep and routing to production destinations, including outside vendors. But that’s not where the flow stops. Even after routing jobs to the right place, they still need to move through the right hands. That’s where our newest feature, Item Assignment, comes into play.
WordPress is undeniably a powerhouse in the web development world. It runs over 40% of all websites globally, and for good reason: it’s flexible, relatively easy to use, and has a massive ecosystem of plugins that can make it do almost anything.
Homegrown web-to-print systems seem like a good idea – until they aren’t. Many print shops and in-plants have built custom ordering tools in-house, often starting as a simple form or internal portal. These tools solve an immediate problem, but they almost always hit a ceiling as the business grows.
A new public school district survey shows that printed materials remain essential in K-12 education, with educators citing better retention, fewer screen-related challenges, and ongoing daily demand for print across instruction, assessment, and school operations.
University print centers are under pressure. More short-run work, more customization requests, more departments ordering independently, and more compliance requirements, all with flat or shrinking staff.