Automation Engine 14 is a client/server workflow software, running on Mac and Windows. It processes your files using single Tasks (for example a Trap or RIP task), or Workflows ( more powerful and flexible series of tasks that can take complete care of the file from arrival to final output). Automation Engine can integrate seamlessly with your graphical editors, RIPs, file servers, business systems... It supports the industry standards (PDF, XML, XMP, SQL queries, Web Services, JDF...).
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Client/server workflow software
Runs on Mac and Windows
Connects to graphical editing software
Connects to RIP software
Processes files using tasks or workflows
Automation Engine is a client/server workflow software that runs on Mac and Windows. It can connect to graphical editing software, RIP software, file servers, business systems, and other Esko workflow software.
Automation Engine can help you streamline your workflow, avoid errors, process files faster, and free up your operators to focus on value-adding tasks.
Automation Engine processes your files using single tasks or workflows. Tasks are individual actions, such as trapping or ripping a file. Workflows are a series of tasks that can take complete care of a file from arrival to final output.
To get started with Automation Engine, you will need to install the server software and the Pilot client application. The Pilot can be installed on any Mac or Windows machine on your local network.
Some of the key features of Automation Engine include the ability to connect to graphical editing software, RIP software, file servers, business systems, and other Esko workflow software. It also supports industry standards such as PDF, XML, XMP, SQL queries, Web Services, and JDF.
What do HTTPS settings typically involve in systems like Automation Engine?
In systems like Automation Engine, HTTPS settings typically involve securing communication between clients and the server using SSL/TLS protocols, configuring certificates, and ensuring secure data transmission over the network.
How can server backups be managed?
Server backups are managed through the Server Admin Web Tool, where you can define backup locations, set retention policies, schedule automated backups, and review backup history.
