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Gipfeltreffen 2026

We’ve reached the summit. Now it’s time to reap the rewards of our innovations.

Under this motto, we had the pleasure of spending two inspiring days at the Printplus Summit together with our customers, partners and interested guests – filled with innovation, practical examples and valuable personal exchange.

The focus was on automation, artificial intelligence and the next generation of costing. The new AI features in printplus druck generated particular interest. They support users with intelligent searches, provide targeted answers from the documentation and help automatically turn emails and attachments into structured orders, including calculations.

The upcoming generation of graphical costing also impressed participants. It simplifies the handling of complex products, reduces the effort involved in making changes and provides even greater transparency throughout the entire costing process. Combined with new automation features, these developments create seamless digital workflows that help print companies work more efficiently and productively.

The numerous positive responses and personal discussions showed us that our developments are addressing the right topics. Participants considered the innovations presented in automation, artificial intelligence and next-generation costing to be important building blocks for successfully tackling the current challenges facing the industry.

The strong focus on practical applications was particularly appreciated, as was the opportunity to take away concrete ideas and inspiration for their own print companies.

At the end of the event, Alex Sturzenegger, CEO of Printplus AG, said goodbye to the participants with the words: “Enjoy the weekend – and start putting your first automations into practice on Monday.”

That is exactly what we hope for. Because the future is not created through big visions alone, but through the many small improvements that make everyday work a little easier, one step at a time.

A few snapshots (photos: Daniel Widmer)