Product data lives elsewhere
Your product data sits in PIM, ERP or DAM, but documents are still built manually.
Connect PIM, DAM and ERP workflows to governed document output.
2imagine API is for teams whose document production needs to be triggered from source systems, business events or custom workflows instead of manual exports and handovers.
Connected systems
Bring document generation into the system landscape your business already depends on.
Trigger-based automation
Let business events, updates or workflows start the right output at the right moment.
Governed output
Keep templates, rules and branded documents consistent even when generated from external environments.
When you need the API
When document generation needs to fit your broader ecosystem.
Not every document workflow needs an API. It becomes relevant when product data, assets, approvals or workflow events need to trigger governed output without manual exports, imports or disconnected file handling.
Workflows are disconnected
Systems exist, but no structured output layer connects them into one production model.
Output needs triggers
Document generation should start from updates, business events or user actions in other systems.
Manual handling slows you down
Exports, imports and repetitive file management create delay and unnecessary risk.
Current state vs future state
From disconnected workflows to API-driven document production.
Current state vs future state
Without 2imagine API
Document generation stays disconnected from the systems that drive the business.
- Manual handovers between systems
- Disconnected workflows and duplicated effort
- No reliable control over output consistency
- Slow, error-prone execution
Current state vs future state
With 2imagine API
Document output becomes part of the wider operating model.
- Automated document generation from connected systems
- Workflows triggered from real business logic
- Central control over templates and output behavior
- Scalable, reliable production across environments
Connect inputs, trigger output, keep control.
Connected production
Make document generation part of your system landscape
The API lets document generation become part of your operating model instead of a disconnected downstream task.
Inputs connect into one structured model
PIM, ERP, DAM or custom systems can feed output logic without manual transfer work.
Output can be triggered from business workflows
Document generation can start from updates, actions or events in other applications.
Templates and rules stay governed at system level
Automation can scale while central output behavior remains consistent and controlled.
Integration use cases
Where teams use the API in practice.
PIM-driven datasheets
Generate datasheets automatically when product information changes in the source system. PIM-driven datasheet automation is often the first practical use case.
Localized catalogs
Create market-specific catalogs through catalog automation workflows triggered by APIs and structured business logic.
DAM-connected assets
Sync approved assets from DAM into documents without manual asset handling.
Workflow-triggered output
Launch document generation from other applications, portals or internal workflows.
Designed for
Strongest fit in integrated, high-complexity environments.
Designed for
Designed for
- Multi-system landscapes such as PIM, ERP, DAM and custom applications
- Organizations that need output triggered by business logic or workflow events
- Teams that want automation without sacrificing governance
- High-volume or multi-market environments with strong integration requirements
Designed for
Less suited for
- Simple websites or campaign tools with no recurring document model
- One-off integrations with no broader operational need
- Low-complexity setups where manual execution is still fully manageable
FAQ
Questions about API-driven document output
Practical answers for teams evaluating PIM, DAM, ERP, workflow triggers and governed document generation.
See how this fits your ecosystem.
We can help design the right integration setup for your systems, workflows and output requirements.