Prindustry is an innovative and growing IT company with its headquarters in The Netherlands. We develop software for B2C web shops and B2B brand portals. Each portal has an extensive platform with an automated workflow for orders, quotations, invoicing, accounting, stock, payment systems or online editing. Our ambition is to further roll out the platform to other markets and countries. We do that with these talents!
Meet our talents!
Software company with a committed professional team
Ramon got into the print business early on. He worked at Dutch graphic companies like Wifac before he founded the print collective Dravik Group in 2003. For the success of this collective, he believed collaboration was key. Ramon started a franchise company called DeHuisdrukker and made the first software for this company. Software to sell print online. With his believe in collaboration and online print, he founded IT company Prindustry in 2011. He sold DeHuisdrukker in 2012 to completely focus on the growing software ambitions of Prindustry.
For Ramon connecting is the way to go in this business. Connecting through partnerships and through the software he develops at Prindustry. Prindustry develops software inhouse for online print shops and brand portals, but connects with various specialized partners and systems. In this way, the online print entrepreneur always has the best tools and systems available.
"Our software is primarily aimed at the automated ordering process. We furthermore integrate various specialized systems. In this way our customers have the best options available. Our approach is to connect everything and everyone through automation."
Purposeful and direct. That is our Marc through and through. Since January 1, 2017, Marc has been responsible for the sales of web shops in the Benelux. Within a short period of time he was able to translate the complex matter for our partners into new opportunities. You only have to tell Marc something once and he will get to work right away!
What makes working at Prindustry so much fun?
“The atmosphere is pleasant and cosy. You can do your work in total creativity and freedom. That convinced me to work here. There is room for your own ideas.”
What new ideas have you come up with?
“For example, the integration of the new editor PitchPrint. I noticed a need among clients for an affordable and easy-to-use online editor. After some research I ended up at PitchPrint. For this editor I was involved in the entire implementation process. Colleagues did the technical implementation and I tested several things. Many customers are now connected to this editor in their portal.”
What does your workday look like?
“My days are never the same. One day I have appointment at a printing business and the next day I sit behind the computer to give a demo about our WhiteLabelShop. It's a good mix that makes my job nice and challenging.”
Storyteller | Business journalist | Communication manager | Daydreamer | SMEs | Print media | Marketing | IT
Jolanda is an experienced communication expert who brings compelling messages where the recipient reads them.
"Storytelling is the theme in my career. As a business journalist for (print) business magazines and now as a communication manager at Prindustry. The essence of storytelling for companies is thinking from the customer's experience and perception. A customer can tell best how satisfied and successful he is with your product. For the marketing for Prindustry I strongly believe in bringing good and relevant content, both for our new and for our current customers.”
Berend has been our platform expert for over ten years. This sympathetic product owner knows everything about making connections and developing agile software.
Reymon is our developer for the software team in the Netherlands and Egypt. Reymon is the right person for innovative software developments.
As an IT company you have to stay up to date. New technologies are constantly being added. You should regularly review your technology and replace it where necessary. Reymon guides the new development of our platform. We build this version 3.0 on microservices. Microservices is a software development technique that ranks one large application as a collection of multiple, smaller applications. Every application - or microservice - is part of the Prindustry platform. Consider, for example, parts such as orders, products, search function, shopping cart or customers. The main advantages: better performance due to a faster system, more maintainable software, more effective development teams and scalability. Companies such as Netflix, Uber or Amazon have successfully preceded us in redeveloping their complex, large systems on microservices.
Marco is our support hero. He is there every day to answer all customer questions about how the platform works.
Do you have a question or comment about the operation of the system? Then create a ticket by sending an email to support@prindustry.com.
Would you like more information, an appointment or an online demo? Connect with us through our contact form. We can be reached by phone on working days from 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on 0031 20 822 3536.
As a developer, Ronald is the connecting factor between the frontend and backend. Always in for a joke and goal-oriented in his software developments.
For a beautiful design you have to go to Jesse. A good user experience is always central to him in the design and optimization of the portals.
The layout is one of the success factors for your webshop. The first impression must be right from the start, because customers decide in a split second whether they click away or not. Jesse: "Our SiteBuilder is a system in which you can compose the templates for your webshop yourself. Templates are for example the header, the logo, the navigation or the footer. In the SiteBuilder you can choose from various design variations and colors. You choose a template from a growing library of elements, which you can then put together in various colors and sizes.”
The benefits of the SiteBuilder are enormous. “You have more control over the look & feel of your shop. You don't have to ask the designer everything first, but get started with the design yourself. Moreover, you no longer have to work with HTML if you make changes to the layout.”
Accurate, committed and well prepared… these were the qualities that stood out positively during the application procedure with Annemarie for our position as projects & operations employee. These are also exactly the qualities that Annemarie shows as our new colleague from December 2020. Annemarie is firmly committed to projects for, among other things, our ISO 27001 certification, debtor management and the streamlining of internal processes.
What have you been doing since you started?
“These are various operational activities. For example, I call customers regarding payments. Furthermore, it is a voyage of discovery in IT and print media. There is a huge world behind the delivery of a webshop. I have ample opportunity to tackle projects. Quality is more important than quantity. I was able to do extensive research for a party to enter the ISO 27001 certification process. That way I could properly understand what is needed.”
Tom is our online template expert. He helps you set up corporate identity templates in the advanced CHILI editor, which can be connected to any portal.
Ramon: “CHILI conveniently connects smart data to smart templates and provides print-ready output such as a PDF. Prindustry will do the rest. We connect the PDF to print partners and production. Prindustry helps you set up the editor with predefined corporate identity templates. We can arrange for you what users can and cannot manage and adjust. Our template expert Tom provides training to get started with the advanced editor. Our mission and strength is to make connections.”
Egbert is the API specialist. He establishes the best connections between the ranges of external print suppliers and our web portals.
The abbreviation API stands for Application Programming Interface. It is a connection between two software systems that makes it possible to exchange data between both systems. An example of an API is the connection between the range of a extern print supplier and a print webshop. The owner of the print shop can publish, sell and/or buy from this range because of the API connection.
Agile programming skills with our developer Karim. He develops new options and functionalities for our users.
Karim works with Reymon from Egypt on the most innovative software developments.
In the picture: a part of the Egypt team having dinner when owner Ramon paid a visit to the Egypt office.
