Parmeshwar Patidar, managing director, Indas Analytics, said, “Our lineup includes Indus Print ERP Web, inPrint, Indus Paper ERP, Indus FIFO, and IoT solutions. The star attraction is our Indus Print ERP, a unique and versatile solution offering comprehensive print process automation for businesses of all sizes, from small presses to large units.”

When asked about the response, Patidar said it was good. He said, “The customers are interested to know more about ERP. We are having conversations with them in terms of challenges they face in production.”

He added, “Visitors should look out for these standout features in Indus Print ERP: AI-based cost estimation with WhatsApp automation for enhanced accuracy and efficiency; QR-based inventory management systems for streamlined operations and a unique all-in-one ERP solution that covers all printing verticals, including offset, flexo, rotogravure, corrugation, digital, and more, catering to various types of printing work.”

Patidar revealed that four to five order deals have been closed already. He said that not many people in the industry are aware of these ERP software after adoption which will help in automating their workflow and increasing efficiency. “Only 20 to 25% of the industry is aware of ERP,” he said.

Patidar informed that the company has also started Print Pathshala to provide print education to three different levels of the industry. First one is the printer, the second one is the workers, and the third one is the students. He said there are already 50 students under this scheme, gaining education about printing.

“The event has consistently been beneficial for us, leading to a doubling in growth since the last edition. We’ve built a strong clientele and established valuable connections. Our commitment to inspiring the industry with new print process automation innovations remains strong, and we're excited to bring new energy and enthusiasm to this year’s event,” he said.

He added that the company’s growth has been significant since the last Pamex. We’ve increased our installations from 210 to over 275 globally, with more than 265 of these in India. This expansion underscores our software's growing acceptance and our impact on the industry,” he said.