Retire the repetitive work. Keep your team on the work that actually moves the shop.
Print operations are full of repetitive admin work — order routing, status updates, customer notifications, file movement, vendor sync. GraphX Automate will give your shop a workflow automation layer to put that work on autopilot.
This product is on the roadmap. The capabilities described below are the vision — sign up for launch updates and we'll let you know when each piece is ready.
Built in
Automation engine
On request
Custom flows
Bi-directional
API integrations
What's inside GraphX Automate
Standard workflow automation
- Order routing automation with custom rules
- Status update notifications to customers and your team
- File movement between storefront, prepress, and production
- Vendor and supplier sync flows
- Recurring tasks scheduled and run automatically
Custom workflow development
- Bespoke flows built for the parts of your shop that don't fit a template
- Multi-step processes spanning multiple systems
- Conditional logic, branching, and human-in-the-loop steps
- Long-running jobs with persistence and retry
API integrations
- Pull data from external systems your shop uses
- Push updates back out to your accounting, CRM, or marketing tools
- Webhook ecosystem for real-time eventing
- Custom key:value storage on orders for integration metadata
What GraphX Automate does for your shop
Cut the admin work that drains your team
Every print shop has a list of tasks that someone does twenty times a day. Automate puts those on autopilot so your team can spend time on the work that actually moves orders out the door.
Workflows that span systems, not just the platform
Real-world automations cross your storefront, your accounting system, your CRM, and your production tools. Automate is built to bridge them, not just live inside one app.
Custom flows when the shape doesn't fit a template
Standard automations cover the obvious cases. When your shop has a one-off process worth automating, the team builds the flow with you.
Built on the same infrastructure your platform runs on
Automations live in the same managed environment as the rest of the platform. They get monitored, backed up, and supported the same way.
Tell us what your team does twenty times a day.
The first automation should pay for itself in a month. Tell us where the repetitive work is and we'll show you where to start.
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