PageDNA Launches Hub Payloads Tool
PageDNA, a cloud-hosted eCommerce platform designed for print and fulfillment, has launched its newest feature: the Hub Payloads tool.
“This new feature provides 100% transparency into the status of orders,” says Steve Enstad, PageDNA’s CEO. “It allows seamless communication with manufacturing and distribution partners, ensuring smoother operations and greater efficiency.”
Order payloads include essential deliveries like order-related emails, FTP/SFTP file transmissions, and HTTP posts containing XML or JSON order data. With the Hub Payloads tool, users gain visibility into any current issues affecting the successful transmission of this critical information to manufacturers and distributor transports.
The Hub Payloads tool is a crucial advancement for print shops that rely on efficient and reliable order communication with their manufacturers and distributors. It empowers print shops to maintain smooth operations and strengthen partner relationships. By providing monitoring capabilities and practical troubleshooting resources, this new tool ensures administrators can swiftly address payload issues and minimize disruptions in their order workflows.
Key Features of The Hub Payloads Tool
The new Hub Payloads tool offers an innovative solution for ensuring reliable order data transmissions, giving print companies visibility and control over every step of the payload delivery process.
- Real-time monitoring of sites and orders experiencing payload delivery issues
- A detailed reference guide on common issues, error messages, and other general problems
- The ability to release stuck payloads and make adjustments to ensure successful delivery
- Payloads automatically attempt redelivery at increasing intervals until PageDNA intervenes or the payload is canceled
- The power to swiftly identify and resolve issues that can disrupt order workflow
- Easy access to the payload history of every order
The preceding press release was provided by a company unaffiliated with Printing Impressions. The views expressed within do not directly reflect the thoughts or opinions of the staff of Printing Impressions.
