Fiery to present end-to-end DFE, workflow and colour tools at PRINTING United 2026

# United 2026

Fiery will exhibit a broad, end-to-end portfolio of digital front end (DFE), workflow and colour-management solutions at PRINTING United 2026 in Las Vegas. The portfolio is positioned to address commercial print, large format, industrial inkjet, direct-to-film (DTF), direct-to-garment (DTG) and textile production workflows.

# Product and software highlights

FS800 Pro: Fiery's latest system software platform introduces AI-powered object-level editing on RIPed files. It also adds spot-colour management and enhanced estimation tools aimed at faster prepress adjustments and more accurate job costing.

Command WorkStation 7.3: The centralised job-management interface gains object-level colour editing and AI-driven job intake to accelerate how jobs are brought into the system and prepared for output.

JobFlow Pro: This workflow automation tool uses AI-assisted analysis of job content to automatically apply workflows, settings and templates, reducing manual setup for repeatable job types.

Fiery ColorGuard update: Colour-control software now supports Fiery XF-driven printers, extending the company's colour-control capabilities into large-format production environments.

Digital Factory 12: Provides production and colour-management tools targeted at specialty applications including custom garments and UV printing, integrating into Fiery's broader toolset for non-sheetfed applications.

FreeForm Create 2.5: The variable-data design tool has a refreshed user experience and increased design flexibility for personalised and custom print runs.

# Textile capabilities added through Inèdit acquisition

Fiery incorporated Inèdit Software into its portfolio, bringing established textile RIP and workflow tools into the product family. The textile suite now includes neoStampa (RIP), neoTextil (textile production tools), neoCatalog (sales and design presentation) and neoMatch (colour matching). The move aims to make textile production tools available alongside Fiery's DFE and workflow offerings for other print segments.

# How Fiery positions the offering

Fiery frames this portfolio as a way to simplify diversification for print providers. The company highlights tools for managing jobs across multiple applications—commercial sheets, wide-format signage, industrial inkjet runs, garment decoration and textile printing—while adding automation and object-level editing to reduce manual intervention.

A Fiery executive comment included in the announcement notes the company's intent to support customers expanding into customised apparel, signage and specialty UV work, and points to AI and colour control as central capabilities supporting that aim.

# What this means for print businesses

• Consolidation: Print providers can evaluate a more unified software stack for mixed workflows instead of separate systems for textile, large format and commercial printing.
• Automation: AI-assisted job intake and workflow automation can reduce setup time and improve throughput for repetitive or complex jobs.
• Colour continuity: Expanded support for Fiery XF printers in ColorGuard and dedicated textile colour tools aim to reduce colour variability across platforms.

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