Xerox Xerox Web Document Submission Software (WDSS) Support & Software Document
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2. Software
Overview
This chapter introduces you to the following topics:
• Definition of Documents Xpress
• Software
positioning
• Features and functionality of Documents Xpress
• Basic hardware and software configurations of Documents Xpress
• Roles and responsibilities required to use and support
Documents Xpress at the customer site
• Workflows and processes for Documents Xpress
Definition of Documents Xpress
Documents Xpress allows end users to submit print jobs electronically
using industry standard browsers for centralized production or
decentralized print. If submitted to a production facility, production
personnel efficiently update job status as documents move through the
production cycle, providing users with information about their jobs.
Web-based printing generates cost savings and improvements in output
quality, productivity, and turnaround time.
using industry standard browsers for centralized production or
decentralized print. If submitted to a production facility, production
personnel efficiently update job status as documents move through the
production cycle, providing users with information about their jobs.
Web-based printing generates cost savings and improvements in output
quality, productivity, and turnaround time.
Software Positioning
Documents Xpress provides automation, integration, and speed, through
web-based job submission, which improves the end-to-end time required
for the delivery of documentation. Automation of the job submission
process reduces errors and speeds up delivery of the product to the
web-based job submission, which improves the end-to-end time required
for the delivery of documentation. Automation of the job submission
process reduces errors and speeds up delivery of the product to the