SOLUTIONS
The work your paper does every week, on one platform.
Product pages describe what the software is. These pages describe what it does on a Tuesday — the handoffs, the deadlines, and the places work currently gets entered twice.
HOW THIS FITS TOGETHER
One order, followed all the way through.
An ad is sold once and then re-used at every stage that follows. That single fact is what removes the re-keying, the reconciliation, and most of the arguments about what was supposed to run.
Sold Designed Approved Placed Published Billed - Paid
Marketing outreach runs alongside all of it — the loop that brings lapsed advertisers back to the start.
Sales & CRM
Pipeline, quotes, call history, and contracts in the same system that bills the ad.
Runs on SalesScout ExploreMarketing Outreach
Email your advertisers using the billing and insertion data you already have.
Runs on AccountScout Email Marketing ExploreAd Design Workflow
Every sold ad arrives with a spec, a due date, and a place in the designer's queue.
Runs on AdScout + DAM ExploreProofing & Approvals
Proofs go out from the system, and the approval is recorded against the order.
Runs on ProofScout ExploreProduction & Pagination
Pages build inside InDesign from the ads you actually sold — placed, sized, and on the right page.
Runs on PageScout ExploreBilling, A/R & Payments
Bill from the ads that actually ran, age the receivables, and take card and ACH payments.
Runs on AccountScout ExploreDigital Website & Subscriptions
Run the website on our partner CMS, wired into the system that runs the print operation.
Runs on Foundry ExploreLOOKING FOR A PRODUCT INSTEAD?
Every workflow runs on a module you can read about on its own.
If you already know what you are looking for — AccountScout, SalesScout, the Production Suite, ClassifiedScout, the Advertiser Portal, or Foundry — the product pages cover each one in detail.
See It In Action
Tell us where the work gets stuck
Most publishers can name it in one sentence — deadline night, the billing reconciliation, the proof nobody can find. We will show you where AccountScout fits, and where it doesn't.