File on-boarding made easy

Optimize your time and take the fastest path to the press.

How it works

  • Import a PDF into Good2Go
  • Visually review
  • Review preflight results
  • Apply PDF Fixes as needed
  • Go for print approval

Watch the short 3 minute video for two common use cases.

The current on-boarding process…

The role of the CSR

  • Review & Enter Orders
  • Check specifications
  • Check the layout
  • Send to prepress

Print CSR

“I enter and review orders submitted by clients. Then I check any files sent to see if they match the job.

If all is good I pass everything onto prepress so they can check for technical issues.”

“I wish I could see if files are good when they come in.”

The role of Prepress

  • Review Order
  • Check images
  • Check bleed
  • Fix problems

“My job is to make sure customer files are ready to print. I check them for common errors and correct issues we can.”

Prepress

“It would be great if I didn’t need to check every file.”

Imagine if 20%-30% of your jobs could go straight to print?

The modern approach to on-boarding efficiency

Does the file match the spec?

Find out in seconds…

  • Preflight automatically
  • Actual trim page size
  • Low-res images
  • Lack of bleeds
  • List item

No additional software or training needed. 

Is the file printable?

Yes!

No!

Maybe so?

Easy to read icons help set expectations fast.

No expensive servers in the backroom or service contracts need!

Pinpoint problems.

Annotated preflight report is automatically created for each document preflighted.

Save time pinpointing issues and collaborate with the client!

Easy fixes.

  • Add Bleed
  • Safety zone keylines
  • Make spreads
  • Convert to CMYK
  • Convert to B&W
  • Optimize files
  • Knockout white text

Look Ma! No prepress! Easy PDF Fixes for everyone. 

How it works

How it works

  • Import a PDF into Good2Go
  • Visually review
  • Review preflight results
  • Apply PDF Fixes as needed
  • Go for print approval

Watch the short 3 minute video for two common use cases.