EyeC Proofiler Graphic

The EyeC Proofiler Graphic is a pre-press inspection system that secures pre-press processes and ensures the production of error-free press-ready files. By detecting errors before the press plates are produced, pre-press studios and companies can be sure that they will not produce a perfect print job with the wrong artwork! 

The PDF proofing system digitally compares two versions of a file, typically the print-ready file or the step-and-repeat file against the approved artwork. The operator can then check content integrity easily and make sure that no errors or unintentional changes have been made at pre-press. Incorrect press-ready files are detected before producing plates and no longer cause costly reprints or product recalls. 

The EyeC Proofiler Graphic verifies the entire content against the approved artwork. The proofing software detects all items on a PDF file automatically and inspects the complete content graphically. Texts, graphics, Braille, 1D and 2D Codes are checked in a single inspection cycle. All potential differences between two files are pinpointed with great precision. The system identifies all types of differences. For instance, it avoids version mix-up and makes sure that text or graphics have not been unintentionally deleted, shifted or added. It detects swapped or missing fonts, incorrect transparencies and color deviations. Its intuitive interface, available in all major languages, allows any user to perform a meaningful inspection easily.

EyeC Workflow Integration

Designed for workflow systems such as Esko's Automation Engine, the EyeC Workflow Integration incorporates the EyeC Proofiler Graphic into pre-press workflows, forming an integrated, standardized and automated quality control procedure. The workflow system automatically activates the inspection process and the EyeC Proofiler Graphic retrieves the order data as well as inspection parameters of the respective job from the workflow system. It automatically inspects the entire contents of the PDF file – including text, graphics, Braille, as well as 1D and 2D codes – against one or more approved files and then reports the inspection results back to the workflow system.