Hidden Costs of Manual Preflighting (and How Automated Preflight Software Solves Them)
April 30, 2025
Ashore App Releases New Feature: The Ability to Create and Search By Custom Fields
July 12, 2022 | Georgetown, Texas—Ashore App is excited to announce the release of a new feature, the ability to create custom fields and search and organize proofs by them. This highly-requested feature allows users to record unique details about each proof in their account. Custom fields are created and managed in Account Settings and…
A Print Proof is Non-Negotiable
Imagine that you’ve printed thousands of copies of custom die cut postcards that your customer intends to pass out at an event in a few days. After all the time spent putting the final touches on the design, you think the project is finally complete, but then your customer reaches out to you with a…
The Sales Collateral You Need
Without a sales team (or at least, someone acting as a sales team), it would be mighty challenging for a company to get any clients. Your salespeople instill trust in the buyer and help generate a positive customer experience – they’re essential. Accordingly, you want to set them up for success. A great way to…
Ashore Now Supports Multiple Languages
Georgetown, TX—May 09, 2022—Ashore App is proud to announce a key update, the ability to support custom review screen labels in multiple languages. Now, approvers will be able to review and submit decisions on proofs in their native language. On the review screen, Ashore will use the meta-data in your reviewer’s browser to automatically display…
Make the Most of Your Brand Imagery
How often do you think about brand imagery (or other people’s brand imagery)? While we see these kinds of visual elements every day, rarely do we stop to admire how every Target store is painted with the same shade of red paint, how Nike’s collateral always uses the Futura Condensed Extra Black typeface, or how…
We Need To Talk About Email Client Correspondence
The first email ever sent was crafted over half a century ago. In 1965, MIT created a computer program, Mailbox, that allowed users to leave a message for the next person who logged onto the computer. (This early iteration of email, though groundbreaking at the time, was more like leaving a note for someone.) In…
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