Color development systems for Color labs and End users
For paint manufacturing companies, the complexity of delivering industrial effect colors comes with quality and efficiency challenges. Commercially available software systems do not yet promise to deliver a good color match as the complexity of paint products, effect colors, color processes, and the thought process of color matchers is not always fully understood by the makers.
ColorInvent has developed a cloud based multi-angle color development service for the paint companies and their end-users that supports both effect colors and solid colors
The core of Colorinvent consists of two industrial color professionals with 50+ years of experience working for two of the largest paint multinationals on the development of proprietary color match systems. As a result, ColorInvent has the unique ability to bring together practical experience of hand-matching, and excellent understanding of paint, pigments, color science, and software development.
We are offering our services through the web following the modern software on demand technology
Delivering business applications via SaaS, the complexity of the underlying IT infrastructure is all handled by ColorInvent. Users do not need to worry about the maintenance of hardware, or which operating system version supports which database — ColorInvent will take care of all of this for you.
Colorinvent will manage software updates and upgrades for you, eliminating the need to install or download patches. At any one time, you can be assured that you will always have the most up to date software.
Providing there is an internet connection, SaaS solutions can be accessed from anywhere in the world. Users are able to access their data and work more efficiently from anywhere, making life easier for home-workers or for those people that work across multiple sites.
SaaS solution starting with accelerated innovation: providing customers with faster, easier access to technology improvements. It is very likely that the first advantage of SaaS that organizations will experience is unmatched go-live agility. With SaaS deployments there is no implementation process - the hardware systems, networks, and software are ready to go with the click of a button after which employees can start creating value.
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