SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA – CRC Information Systems (CRC) today announced a new partnership with Aleyant Systems that streamlines the integration between CRC's next-generation MIS/ERP solution Nucleus and Aleyant Systems' robust, web-based variable print solution eDocBuilder. This integration provides uninterrupted workflow between Nucleus and eDocBuilder, allowing graphic arts companies to now offer their customers a complete e-Commerce suite of tools (including online quoting, ordering, shipment tracking, and more) along with seamless access to a complete, easy-to-use web-based variable data publishing system.

CRC's Nucleus is designed to provide the tools and information needed to streamline workflow and maximize profitability. Nucleus includes customizable dashboards, industry specific estimating, extensive reporting, browser-based CRM, complete accounting package, drag-and-drop production scheduling, comprehensive inventory management, and a fully integrated e-Commerce suite.

Aleyant Systems' eDocBuilder is an easy-to-use, template-based variable data application that allows customers to quickly and easily customize, proof, and approve variable data documents, including business cards, brochures, and more, directly from a web browser. Once the order is placed, an imposed press-ready PDF file is sent to the print service provider for production.

"Our continuous goal is to supply our clients with the very best tools available," said Michael Bihlmeier, Director of CRC.  Bihlmeier added that "by adding the robust variable print capabilities of Aleyant Systems' eDocBuilder to our popular e-Commerce solution our customers now have even more opportunities to increase their business."

"In these economic times graphic arts companies must be able to offer their customers the greatest value in order to win more business," said Greg Salzman, CEO of Aleyant Systems. Salzman added "this partnership will allow companies of any size to compete for new business by offering unparalleled value to their customers, while streamlining their own business to lower cost and increase profits."